Saudi Arabia-Houthi attack: The tension between Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia in Yemen is showing no signs of ending. According to reports, the Houthis targeted the International Airport in the southern port city of Aden. Ballistic missiles fired. According to local security officials, two missiles fell inside the airport premises. According to initial information, there has been no news of any casualty.
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According to reports, a local security official said the third missile hit a military base near the headquarters of the Saudi-led coalition in the Al-Burayka area of western Aden. During the attack, three loud explosions were heard in the city. After this many ambulances were seen going towards these areas.
Houthi rebel-controlled Al-Masirah TV quoted a military official from the group as saying the target of the attack was the Badr military camp near Aden airport. According to the Houthis, the Saudi military headquarters and weapons stockpile is present there.
A day before this, there was also a missile attack on Al-Ma'ashiq Presidential Palace Complex in Aden. According to the Yemen government, five people were killed and 16 others were injured in that attack. The Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that they had targeted the Saudi Military Operations Headquarters located in the complex.