A missile struck near Riyadh Airport, with smoke visible at the… — The Palestinian Observer — TG.ME

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The Palestinian Observer🇸🇦❗️— BREAKING | Rocket strikes near Riyadh airport, thick smoke rising from the area 🔗Source @TPOnow

— A missile struck near Riyadh Airport, with smoke visible at the scene.

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