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Yemen's government says Houthis fired two missiles at Aden airport.

The report gives no details on casualties, damage or flight disruptions.

SourcesEuronews07:29 UTCMiddleeasteye19:47 UTCAP News19:53 UTCNdtv20:01 UTCThe Times of Israel20:14 UTCReuters21:51 UTCAl Jazeera21:56 UTCThe Hindu02:21 UTCand 3 moreSave
Euronews, Middleeasteye, AP News, Ndtv, The Times of Israel and 6 more

Key points

From Euronews’s report
  • Five people were killed and 16 injured in the attack on Aden's presidential palace.
  • Casualties included palace guards and civilian employees, according to Health Minister Buhaibeh.
  • The Houthis described the strike as targeting the Saudi enemy's operations headquarters in Aden.
  • The incident occurred in Aden, the interim capital of Yemen's internationally recognised government.
  • Video footage location was confirmed as Aden, but its footage does not establish the strike's cause.

Why it matters. The lack of impact details leaves travelers without a clear picture.

What to watch. Details on casualties, damage and flight disruptions.

Coverage

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“Houthi missile attack targets Yemeni presidential palace in Aden”

Key points from Euronews
  • Five people were killed and 16 injured in the attack on Aden's presidential palace.
  • Casualties included palace guards and civilian employees, according to Health Minister Buhaibeh.
  • The Houthis described the strike as targeting the Saudi enemy's operations headquarters in Aden.
  • The incident occurred in Aden, the interim capital of Yemen's internationally recognised government.
  • Video footage location was confirmed as Aden, but its footage does not establish the strike's cause.
SourceEuronewsLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Euronews

“Two missiles land near airport in Yemen’s government-held Aden”

Key points from Middleeasteye
  • Two missiles struck close to Aden's airport, according to police sources.
  • Aden is the southern Yemeni city serving as the temporary base for the internationally recognised government.
  • Earlier, blasts were reported across the city by Al Jazeera.
  • Fighting between government forces and the Houthis has intensified on multiple fronts.
  • Government forces claim to have neutralised over 430 Houthi fighters in the last 24 hours.
SourceMiddleeasteyeLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Middleeasteye
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“Yemen's Houthis launch missile attacks on Aden airport”

Key points from Thenationalnews
  • Houthis launched missiles at Aden International Airport late Friday, near the runway.
  • Aden hosts Yemen's internationally recognised government since 2015 amid civil war.
  • Missiles hit near a plane preparing to take off; civilians on board reported safe.
  • Second attack on Aden airport in less than a week, according to local security.
  • Fighting and humanitarian concerns rise as government claims territorial gains elsewhere.
SourceThenationalnewsLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Thenationalnews

Coverage

Oldest first · UTC
SourceEuronewsLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Euronews“Houthi missile attack targets Yemeni presidential palace in Aden”
Key points from Euronews
  • Five people were killed and 16 injured in the attack on Aden's presidential palace.
  • Casualties included palace guards and civilian employees, according to Health Minister Buhaibeh.
  • The Houthis described the strike as targeting the Saudi enemy's operations headquarters in Aden.
  • The incident occurred in Aden, the interim capital of Yemen's internationally recognised government.
  • Video footage location was confirmed as Aden, but its footage does not establish the strike's cause.
SourceMiddleeasteyeLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Middleeasteye“Two missiles land near airport in Yemen’s government-held Aden”
Key points from Middleeasteye
  • Two missiles struck close to Aden's airport, according to police sources.
  • Aden is the southern Yemeni city serving as the temporary base for the internationally recognised government.
  • Earlier, blasts were reported across the city by Al Jazeera.
  • Fighting between government forces and the Houthis has intensified on multiple fronts.
  • Government forces claim to have neutralised over 430 Houthi fighters in the last 24 hours.
Show all 11 reportsShow fewer
SourceThenationalnewsLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Thenationalnews“Yemen's Houthis launch missile attacks on Aden airport”
Key points from Thenationalnews
  • Houthis launched missiles at Aden International Airport late Friday, near the runway.
  • Aden hosts Yemen's internationally recognised government since 2015 amid civil war.
  • Missiles hit near a plane preparing to take off; civilians on board reported safe.
  • Second attack on Aden airport in less than a week, according to local security.
  • Fighting and humanitarian concerns rise as government claims territorial gains elsewhere.

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