US orders diplomats out of Saudi Arabia
Three people have been killed in Houthi strikes, including at an oil field and Dammam airport.
The US has ordered non-emergency government staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, as Houthi drone and missile attacks on the kingdom escalate.
Three people have been killed in the latest strikes. Debris from an intercepted drone aimed at the Shaybah oil field killed two, and one person died in an attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, where eight were injured.
The State Department has warned the hostilities "have the potential to escalate rapidly".
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