Houthi Missile Strike on Aden Presidential Palace Kills at Least Two

At least two people were killed and ten wounded when Houthi rebels launched a missile attack targeting the Maashiq Presidential Palace in Aden, Yemen. Witnesses reported hearing at least six explosions near the palace, which is utilized by Yemen's internationally recognized government. The Iran-backed Houthi rebels, based in northern Yemen, have claimed responsibility for the strike.

This attack underscores the ongoing instability and violence in Yemen, with the Houthi militia demonstrating a continued capacity to launch significant assaults. The incident occurs amidst a backdrop of escalating conflict in the region, raising concerns about the humanitarian impact and broader geopolitical implications of the protracted war.