Riyadh Airport Attack: Indonesian Pilgrims Unharmed, Government Confirms
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has confirmed that no Indonesian pilgrims were harmed in the recent attack on Riyadh Airport by Houthi forces. The ministry is closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of its citizens undertaking Umrah.
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