Houthi rebels attacked Aden's presidential palace, killing at least four, marking the first strike since July's resumption of hostilities in Yemen.
Houthi rebels strike Aden palace
On October 15, Houthi rebels claimed they attacked a military headquarters at the presidential palace in Aden, the capital of the internationally recognized Yemeni government. The attack reportedly caused at least four deaths, according to government sources.Houthi strike reported in Marib
Government forces also reported another Houthi strike in the city of Marib. This attack adds to the ongoing conflict in the region, which has seen increased violence in recent months.Attack marks resumption of hostilities
The strike on the presidential palace in Aden is described as the first such attack since hostilities between Houthi rebels and the internationally recognized government resumed in July. New reports highlight the renewed escalation in the conflict.Saudi Arabia blames Iran
Riyadh has accused Tehran of encouraging the intensification of Houthi military operations. These attacks not only target Yemeni government positions but also pose a threat to the Saudi kingdom itself, according to Saudi officials.
