Saudi Arabia's terrified Crown Prince has been forced into hiding as Houthi rebels continue to hit Riyadh with deadly missile strikes, a report has claimed.
Mohammed bin Salman, 41, has for the past six days been moving between heavily guarded palaces with bunkers, according to officials.
On Saturday, the Kingdom was struck by its deadliest attack in a decade when a projectile hit King Khalid International Airport, killing 13 and injuring hundreds. The Saudi capital's airport was struck again yesterday, leaving one dead and 11 injured.
After this serious escalation in the war between the Saudi-led coalition government and Iran-backed Houthi fighters, Donald Trump warned the US could intervene. Yesterday he waded in on the conflict, telling reporters he 'may' join a counter attack after the Saudis vowed to retaliate.
As the Houthi strikes on Riyadh intensify the terrified crown prince has been closely guarded out of sight, the Wall Street Journal reports. The last time he was seen in public was on Tuesday, when he gave blood in a bid to support a national donation drive. (Read More)
