In the latest updates on Hassan Al-Haydos at Al-Duhail, the Saudi Arabian military has confirmed that the two men who were killed in the attack have been identified as Khalid al-Falih and Abdulrahman bin Mohsen Al-Muhammed.

The attack took place on Monday night, when the two men attempted to enter a residential area in Al-Duhail, which is a predominantly Muslim city in the northwestern province of Jeddah. The attack was carried out by a group of Islamic extremist militants who were reportedly planning to carry out attacks against Saudi citizens in the country.

The two men were identified as Khalid Al-Falih and Abdulrahman Bin Mohsen Al-Muhammed, both of whom are believed to be part of the same militant group. The two men were shot dead during the attack, and their bodies were found on the outskirts of the city.

The attack comes just days after the United States launched airstrikes against Islamic State (ISIS) fighters in Syria and Iraq, with the aim of destroying their weapons and infrastructure. The US-led coalition is also targeting other groups linked to the terrorist organization, including those operating in Yemen and Somalia.

It's unclear how many casualties there may have been from the attack, but it is clear that the Saudi government is taking this matter very seriously. The Saudi government has called for international cooperation and assistance in investigating the incident, and is working closely with local authorities to bring those responsible to justice.

Overall, the attack on Al-Duhail is a stark reminder of the dangers posed by radical Islamists and their willingness to use violence to achieve their goals. It is essential that we work together to combat these threats and protect our communities from any further attacks.