Houthi missile kills 12 at Riyadh airport as Trump weighs U.S. role in Saudi air campaign
A direct strike on civilian infrastructure signals escalating Houthi capabilities and willingness to hit regional hubs, forcing the U.S. to decide whether deeper involvement serves its interests in the Red Sea and Gulf security.
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