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Aden news: A Yemeni government official told Xinhua News Agency reporters on the 15th that the Houthis fired 6 ballistic missiles on the same day at the presidential palace in Aden, the temporary capital of southern Yemen, killing at least 3 security personnel and injuring 6 others. The official said that Yemeni Prime Minister Shaya Mohesin Zindani was presiding over a government meeting at the presidential palace at the time of the attack, with most cabinet members and other officials attending. Local residents in Aden told the Xinhua News Agency that they heard six violent explosions around the presidential palace, after which heavy smoke rose in the area. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sareya later issued a statement saying that the attack on the “Saudi enemy military operations command” in Aden “falls within the established category and is a legal attack.”
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Aden news: A Yemeni government official told Xinhua News Agency reporters on the 15th that the Houthis fired 6 ballistic missiles on the same day at the presidential palace in Aden, the temporary capital of southern Yemen, killing at least 3 security personnel and injuring 6 others. The official said that Yemeni Prime Minister Shaya Mohesin Zindani was presiding over a government meeting at the presidential palace at the time of the attack, with most cabinet members and other officials attending. Local residents in Aden told the Xinhua News Agency that they heard six violent explosions around the presidential palace, after which heavy smoke rose in the area. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sareya later issued a statement saying that the attack on the “Saudi enemy military operations command” in Aden “falls within the established category and is a legal attack.”
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