King Fahd International Airport is under attack... and civil aviation: damage assessment is being completed

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King Fahd International Airport is under attack... and civil aviation: damage assessment is being completed

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The General Authority of Civil Aviation announced that King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was attacked on Sunday evening, in light of the continuing blatant attacks targeting civil aviation facilities in the Kingdom.

The authority explained that the damage assessment and verification of the safety of the facilities are being completed. In coordination with the competent authorities.

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