The attacks were attributed to the Houthi movement by the Times of India and The New Indian Express, while the Indian condemnation was reported by three Indian newspapers.
According to The Hindu, the identified targets were Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The specific reference to the two airports comes from the account published by the Indian newspaper.
The Hindu also reports that the attacks caused deaths and injuries among civilians. However, the available summary does not specify the total number of people involved.
A death toll of three was reported by The New Indian Express, whose headline links the number of fatalities to the attacks on the Saudi airports. The figure therefore remains attributed to that publication.
The wording concerning the protection of civilian infrastructure was reported by the Times of India, which said India had deemed attacks on it unacceptable. The position therefore concerns the nature of the targets struck, in addition to condemning the attacks.
The condemnation was reported on 8 October 2026 by the Times of India, The New Indian Express and The Hindu. This date indicates the day the reports were published and does not establish exactly when the attacks took place.