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The Houthi movement in Yemen claimed ballistic missile strikes on Riyadh, including a reported hit on a fuel depot near the capital's airport that caused delays, marking the first air raid alert in Riyadh since fighting escalated. Saudi Arabia said its air defences intercepted the missiles, while Saudi forces also reported foiling a separate attack on the capital. Turkiye's foreign minister pledged military support to Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks intensify, and Iran's security chief set out Tehran's conditions for talks, including an end to fighting on all fronts and lifting of a US naval blockade. The developments underscore the widening regional dimensions of the Iran war, drawing in Yemen's Houthis, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Iran, and raising fears of a broader Gulf conflict. The incidents come amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and threats of further escalation across multiple fronts.