Houthi missiles strike Saudi-led coalition forces HQ at presidential palace in Aden
Summary
Missiles and drones fired by Iran-backed Houthi rebels hit the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, killing several people and injuring others. The attack targeted the Saudi-led coalition’s forces and command centers, escalating the ongoing conflict in Yemen and causing disruption in the region, including flight delays in Saudi Arabia.Key Facts
- At least six explosions occurred near Aden’s presidential palace, killing 2 to 4 people and injuring around 10.
- Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks using missiles and drones.
- The Yemeni prime minister was reportedly at the palace but was unharmed.
- The strikes hit command centers used by the Saudi-led coalition forces.
- The Houthis have targeted Saudi Arabia before, including airports and oil facilities.
- Saudi Arabia intercepted missiles and drones over several provinces, including Medina and oil-producing areas.
- Fighting in Yemen has increased since July, ending several years of relative calm in the civil war.
- The city of Taiz in Yemen is facing shortages of food and fuel due to the conflict.
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