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Saudi Arabia partially reopened King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on October 25, more than two weeks after Houthi strikes forced its closure, but the first day was marked by missile and drone threats, with explosions reported. Yonhap reports the airport resumed major terminal operations, while the Houthis warned travelers not to use the facility and continued clashes with Saudi-led coalition forces. The Korea Times notes the airport had been knocked out of service by deadly strikes, and oil prices climbed about 2 percent to a five-month high on October 23 over supply fears. Korean media coverage focuses on the security situation, with Maeil Business Newspaper and Dong-A Ilbo detailing the ongoing attacks and the airport's partial reopening.