Saudi Arabia Issues Air-Raid Sirens for Riyadh for First Time Since US-Iran War

The return of sirens over Riyadh after months of quiet signals that the threat picture has shifted back toward the capital and the Red Sea corridor, not just the earlier conflict zone. That matters for Gulf logistics and energy infrastructure, since Jeddah and Yanbu sit on key shipping and refining routes, and for anyone pricing regional risk into RWA and crypto markets. Whether these alerts become routine or remain isolated is the open question, along with any official attribution of the threat.