According to reports carried by BBC World and France 24, the three victims were Saudi citizens. One of them was a pilot, also identified as an airline captain in other accounts. The names of those killed were not provided.
A passenger aircraft operated by Saudia was damaged in the attacks. The available sources confirm the damage but do not specify its extent or nature.
France 24 also reports that several people were injured. The exact number of injured has not been established by the available information.
The attacks affected air traffic: flight delays and cancellations were reported. The overall extent of the operational disruption at the airport, however, has not been determined.
Euronews reports that diplomats were asked to remain under cover during the attacks. This detail was reported by only one of the available sources.
The attacks were described in reports as operations by Houthi forces, while the Houthis themselves claimed responsibility for actions against the airport. However, the material examined contains no independent technical attribution confirming responsibility.
According to the sources, the incident is part of an escalation involving the Houthis, Saudi Arabia and the Riyadh-backed Yemeni government. The immediate documented consequences mainly concern the fatalities, the damage to the aircraft and the impact on flights.