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Qatar's former Prime Minister urged Gulf states to set aside differences and offer decisive support to Saudi Arabia following the Riyadh airport attack. A projectile also fell near an airport.
A projectile fell near an airport in eastern Saudi Arabia, prompting a call from Qatar's former prime minister for Gulf states to unite. Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani urged regional solidarity following the incident, which occurred during a period of heightened tensions.
The attack underscores the ongoing instability in the region, particularly concerning the conflict in Yemen. The incident highlights the vulnerability of civilian infrastructure and the complex geopolitical landscape, where internal disputes can be exacerbated by external threats.
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Left: Middle East Eye reports that Qatar's former Prime Minister urges Gulf states to offer decisive support to Saudi Arabia following an airport attack.
Right: Gulf News investigates the mystery surrounding a pilot who landed a flight in Saudi Arabia, while Anadolu Agency reports that the Saudi-led coalition stated a projectile fell near an airport in eastern Saudi Arabia during an escalation.
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