Houthis Reported to Attack Yemeni Presidential Palace and Dhubab Airport Area on Thursday
Photo: BBC NewsHow the sides differ Right sources report missiles fired at the Aden palace complex; alternative sources add casualties, ministers' safety, and a separate government-allied claim of repelling an attack on Dhubab airport.
Reports say Houthi forces fired missiles at the presidential palace complex in the southern city of Aden on Thursday, citing Yemeni government officials. Alternative outlets add that Yemen's information minister said two people were killed, while the prime minister and other ministers were unhurt. Separately, government-allied forces said they were repelling an alleged Houthi attack on Dhubab airport in Taiz governorate, working alongside other allied units. The excerpts do not show how the two incidents relate.
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- Middle East EyeYemeni government-allied forces say they are repelling Houthi attack on Dhubab airport
Alternative outlets focus on the palace strike's casualties and ministers' safety, plus government-allied forces' statement on defending Dhubab airport.
Right-leaning coverage reports the missile fire on the Aden presidential palace complex, attributing it to Yemeni government officials via Reuters and to witnesses.