利雅得机场袭击伤亡上修至12死309伤 含1名美国公民 达曼机场附近也落弹
沙特民航总局（GACA）周日确认，周六胡塞武装对利雅得哈立德国王国际机场的导弹袭击已造成12人死亡、309人受伤，伤亡数字较此前大幅上修。12名死者中包括1名美国公民、4名沙特人、2名孟加拉国人，以及埃及、叙利亚、约旦、巴勒斯坦和苏丹各1名公民。知情官员警告，死亡和受伤人数可能还不是最终数字。
这是本周内该机场第三次遇袭。导弹直接命中3号和4号航站楼，部分屋顶坍塌砸中室内人员。袭击毫无预警——沙特的威胁预警系统没有发出任何警报。伤者由救护车和直升机送往医院，部分人伤势危重。沙特最繁忙的这座机场（服务约800万人口的首都）已暂停运营，所有航班改道，加拿大、德国、爱尔兰等西方国家政府告诫公民避开该区域。
值得注意的是，第二座沙特机场也遭到打击。以沙特为首的在也门作战的国际联军在X平台上称，一枚“抛射物”落在达曼国际机场附近——就在利雅得机场遇袭得到承认的几小时后。达曼机场正是利雅得关闭后航班的主要备降场。
截至目前，尚无组织立即宣称对周六的袭击负责，但伊朗支持的胡塞武装本周早些时候已宣称对前两次袭击负责。袭击发生后，胡塞军事发言人转发了自己袭击前的一条帖子——称只允许经批准的人道主义航班在利雅得机场降落，并加了一句：“提醒一下。”
连串致命袭击暴露了沙特防空能力的脆弱：在沙特为支持也门政府对胡塞发动地面战而展开空袭之际，胡塞正不断升级对沙特的导弹打击。沙特政府媒体办公室尚未回应置评请求。
美国总统特朗普周六在白宫外对记者表示，华盛顿可能加入沙特对胡塞的打击。“我们可能会，”他说，“我们刚得知这次袭击，会做决定。我们的行动非常迅速。”（综合CNN、《华尔街日报》、纽约邮报报道，GSM改写）
Riyadh Airport Attack Toll Revised to 12 Dead, 309 Wounded Including One American; Projectile Falls Near Dammam Airport
Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) confirmed Sunday that Saturday's Houthi missile attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed 12 people and wounded 309 — a sharp upward revision of the casualty toll. Among the dead were one American citizen, four Saudi nationals, two Bangladeshis, and one citizen each of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Palestine and Sudan. Officials briefed on the matter warned the death and injury counts may not be final.
It was the third attack on the airport this week. Missiles scored direct hits on Terminals 3 and 4, with parts of the roof collapsing on people inside. The strike came without warning — Saudi Arabia's threat warning system issued no alert. The wounded were evacuated to hospitals by ambulance and helicopter, some in critical condition. Operations at the kingdom's busiest airport, serving a capital of about 8 million people, were temporarily suspended with all flights diverted, and Western governments told citizens to avoid the area.
Notably, a second Saudi airport has also been hit. The Saudi-led international coalition fighting in Yemen wrote on X that a "projectile" fell near Dammam's international airport, hours after officials acknowledged the Riyadh attack. Dammam had been the main alternate field after Riyadh's closure.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Saturday's strike, though Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis claimed the two earlier attacks this week. After the attack, the Houthi military spokesperson retweeted his own pre-attack post saying only pre-approved humanitarian flights were allowed to land at Riyadh airport, adding the words: "a reminder."
The spate of deadly strikes has exposed vulnerabilities in the kingdom's defenses as it wages an air campaign against the Houthis in support of a ground war by Yemen's government against the Iran-backed group. The Saudi government's media office did not immediately respond to questions.
U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking to reporters outside the White House on Saturday, was asked whether Washington planned to join Saudi strikes on the Houthis. "We may. We're going to look at it. We just found out about the recent attack, so we'll make a decision. We move very quickly," he said. (Compiled from CNN, The Wall Street Journal and New York Post reporting; rewritten by GSM)
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