Saudi Arabia is facing an unprecedented wave of missile attacks from Houthi militants, severely impacting its airport security and leading to a series of deadly incidents. Recent strikes have resulted in at least 13 fatalities and over 300 injuries at Riyadh airport alone, prompting Saudi officials to probe the failure of their defense systems. In response, Saudi authorities have vowed a serious retaliation against the Houthis and are assessing their military capacity to handle the ongoing threat. The U.S. is also weighing its response to these developments, adding further complexity to the already volatile region. With the FAA warning American airlines about safety risks in Saudi airspace, flights are being significantly disrupted, and the Gulf is now entering a new era of instability. Calls from regional leaders for an end to the Houthi attacks highlight a growing consensus on the need for a united response to the escalating violence.