The airports identified are Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The condemnation concerns attacks that, according to the information available, caused deaths and injuries among civilians.
The Indian position focuses on the nature of the targets: striking civilian infrastructure was described as “unacceptable.” The assessment was reported by several outlets in connection with the condemnation statement issued by New Delhi.
According to Hindustan Times, the attacks were described as having been claimed by the Houthis. The available material does not, however, make it possible to independently confirm this attribution of responsibility.
Regarding the toll, Hindustan Times reports that three people were killed and more than 30 injured. Among the sources provided, the exact number of injured is supported by only one outlet, while the others confirm more generally the presence of deaths and injuries.
According to The Hindu, the attacks occurred in the few days preceding the Indian statement of October 8. The available information does not, however, specify the exact dates or the sequence of the incidents.
The episode thus links India’s diplomatic response to the security of Saudi airports and the protection of civilians. The central point of the statement remains the condemnation of attacks on civilian facilities, regardless of the attribution of responsibility to the Houthis—which has not been independently verified in the material provided.