Two security personnel killed in attack on Aden presidential palace; Yemeni prime minister reported safe
How the sides differ Left sources say Houthi missiles struck the palace and name the Iran alignment; alternative sources describe a suspected Houthi attack near the palace and note Saudi backing.
Yemen's internationally recognized government reported that two security personnel were killed in an attack in Aden involving the presidential palace. Both outlets attribute it to the Houthis and say the prime minister was unharmed. CNN reports that several Houthi missiles hit Al-Maashiq Palace and that the dead were part of Prime Minister Shaya Al-Zindani's security detail. Middle East Eye calls it a suspected Houthi attack near the palace. It cites the information minister as saying all cabinet members, including the prime minister, were safe.
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Presents the event as a Houthi missile strike on the palace, describing the group as Iran-aligned and stressing that the prime minister was unharmed.
Describes a suspected Houthi attack near the palace, labels the victims security guards, and identifies the government as Saudi-backed, citing the information minister on cabinet safety.
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