Houthi attack on palace used by Yemen government in Aden kills five
Summary
At least five people died and 16 were injured after Houthi forces launched missile and drone attacks on a palace in Aden, Yemen. The palace is used by Yemen’s internationally recognized government, and the attack is part of ongoing fighting between the Houthis and a Saudi-led coalition.Key Facts
- The attack targeted a palace in Aden, the temporary capital controlled by Yemen’s recognized government.
- Five people were killed and 16 wounded, according to Yemen’s health minister.
- Houthis, supported by Iran, claimed responsibility for the missile and drone strikes.
- The explosions caused panic, and local residents fled the area.
- The Houthis said they aimed at a military operations center involving Saudi forces.
- The Saudi-led coalition reported intercepting missiles and drones within Saudi Arabia on the same day.
- The conflict between the Houthis and Saudi coalition is part of a larger regional war involving Iran and Saudi Arabia.
- The ongoing violence has disrupted flights and affected oil markets in the region.
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