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Yemeni military says Houthis fired ballistic missiles at Aden airport and presidential palace

Corroborated · Aden, Yemen ·

Yemen's government military spokesperson and the Yemeni military say Houthis fired ballistic missiles on Friday at Aden International Airport and the Maashiq Presidential Palace in Aden. Agenzia Nova reports an attack on the presidential palace and Aden airport without naming the attacker, and Al Jazeera reports that the Houthis have claimed attacks on several Aden locations, including the airport and palace, over the past month.

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Corroborated: 3 independent sources.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedMissile attackYemeni military (via UA.NEWS); Yemeni government military spokesperson (via Bhaskar English); consistent with it: Houthis (via Al Jazeera); Agenzia NovaReported by 2 independent origins
PlaceAden, YemenHouthis (via Al Jazeera); Yemeni military (via UA.NEWS); Agenzia Nova; Yemeni government military spokesperson (via Bhaskar English)4 origins listed, counted as 3 independent
Time30 Oct (local date)Yemeni military (via UA.NEWS); Yemeni government military spokesperson (via Bhaskar English)Reported by 2 independent origins
Who did itHouthisHouthis (via Al Jazeera); Yemeni military (via UA.NEWS); Yemeni government military spokesperson (via Bhaskar English)Reported by 3 independent origins
Targetseveral locations in Aden, including the international airport, military camps, the port and the presidential palaceHouthis (via Al Jazeera); Yemeni military (via UA.NEWS); Agenzia Nova; Yemeni government military spokesperson (via Bhaskar English)4 origins listed, counted as 3 independent

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