Missiles Strike Aden International Airport Amid Escalating Fighting in Yemen
No casualties were recorded after two missiles targeted Aden International Airport, as clashes continued across various parts of Yemen.
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Two missiles targeted Aden International Airport in southern Yemen, with no reports of casualties or injuries, according to local security sources.
The attack on the airport coincided with ongoing fighting in areas near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the strategic waterway connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.
At the same time, attacks by the Houthi group — which controls most of northern Yemen — intensified in areas of Saudi Arabia, reflecting continued military tensions between the Houthi-aligned coalition and the internationally recognized government coalition.
The Houthi group had not yet issued an official comment on the incident, and Yemeni authorities had not clarified the extent of any damage sustained by airport facilities as a result of the strike.
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