Houthis Strike Presidential Palace and Airport in Aden with Missiles as Civil War Intensifies

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels targeted the presidential palace in the southern port city of Aden with a two-missile attack on October 30, local time.

A spokesperson for the internationally recognized Yemeni government forces stated, "The Iran-linked Houthis fired ballistic missiles targeting Aden Airport and the presidential palace."

However, the spokesperson did not mention any casualties or property damage resulting from the attack.

Multiple witnesses reported seeing ambulances rush into the Aden presidential palace, a large compound comprising various facilities such as government buildings and Saudi-led coalition installations, immediately after the Houthi missile strike.

Following claims of attacks on naval and military bases last week, the Houthi rebels also struck the outskirts of Aden Airport on October 28.

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