Several countries have issued travel warnings advising their citizens to exercise caution or avoid travelling to Saudi Arabia following attacks attributed to Yemen's Houthi movement, raising concerns about security across the region.
The warnings come amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, where the conflict involving the Houthis has threatened regional stability. Governments have urged their citizens to monitor official travel advisories, remain alert and follow instructions from local authorities.
The Houthi movement, which controls large parts of Yemen, has previously launched missile and drone attacks against Saudi territory. Saudi Arabia has faced security threats linked to the conflict in Yemen, prompting authorities to strengthen defensive measures and protect critical infrastructure.
Some governments have also advised their citizens already in Saudi Arabia to remain vigilant, avoid potentially affected areas and maintain contact with their embassies for updates and emergency assistance.
The latest warnings highlight continuing concerns over the risk of regional escalation and its potential impact on civilian safety, international travel and economic activities. Authorities have urged travellers to check the latest official advisories before making or changing travel plans.