“Houthi Missile Strikes Kill at Least 4 at Saudi-Led Coalition HQ in Aden” — what this page in the network covers. At least six explosions rocked the area near the presidential palace in Aden on Thursday, targeting the headquarters of Yemen's internationally recognized government and Saudi-led coalition forces. Witnesses and military sources reported at least four people killed and 10 wounded, though some officials cited lower casualty figures. Iran-backed Houthi rebels quickly claimed responsibility for the missile attack, which struck the strategic port city that serves as the temporary capital for the anti-Houthi alliance.
The assault underscores the Houthis' growing missile capabilities and their ability to strike deep into territory held by the Saudi-backed government, despite a years-long air campaign by the coalition. Aden has been a frequent target, but an attack on the presidential palace—a symbol of state authority—carries significant political weight. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.