Iranian missiles targeted Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh international airport as well as Prince Sultan airbase, home to U.S. military personnel, senior Gulf officials said. The missiles were intercepted and no material damage was done,

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly pushed for strikes against Iran, while Saudi Arabia’s role appeared more complex. US President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Operation Epic Fury against

Oil futures will begin trading later on Sunday. Saudi Aramco shares were climbing as trading resumed in Saudi Arabia, possibly hinting that crude is headed for a surge.

More than 100 people were injured and at least four were killed after Iran fired hundreds of missiles and drones at Gulf cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha.

A US military base in Saudi Arabia is currently under attack by Iran, Fox News reports. Explosions have also been heard in the Saudi capital, Riyadh,

Saudi Arabia has condemned in the strongest terms Iran’s attacks on its capital, Riyadh, and the eastern region, which it said were successfully

Iran's missile attacks on Arab countries in the region that are U.S. allies has rallied them in opposition to Tehran.

The international basketball federation said the games will be rescheduled at the beginning of the next qualifying window in late June.

Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry says it summoned the Iranian ambassador, a day after the kingdom accused Tehran of targeting its territory with strikes.

US and Arab officials tell MEE that Riyadh is inching closer to joining offensive as Iranian drones wreak havoc in Gulf