Houthi missiles strike Saudi-led coalition forces' headquarters at Aden presidential palace.
They publishedHouthi missiles strike Saudi-led coalition forces HQ at presidential palace in Aden
15 Oct, 15:20ZTwo security guards were killed in a suspected Houthi attack near Aden's presidential palace.
15 Oct, 15:36ZHouthis attack the presidential palace complex in Aden; the prime minister is unharmed, officials say.
15 Oct, 15:38ZHouthi attack on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, killed 4 people, according to government sources.
15 Oct, 15:52ZIran-aligned Houthis target Yemeni presidential palace in escalating campaign against Saudi Arabia.
15 Oct, 17:23ZYemen's prime minister was unharmed after a Houthi missile strike on the Maashiq Presidential Palace in Aden, with two killed.
15 Oct, 17:55ZFour people were killed in a Houthi missile strike on the Al-Maashiq presidential palace in Yemen.
15 Oct, 19:29ZYemen’s Houthis strike the presidential palace in Aden, escalating attacks on Yemeni forces allied with Saudi Arabia.
First reportThe Times of India · 15 Oct, 14:56Z
Latest reportThe Independent · 16 Oct, 07:49Z
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Why it matters
What
Prime Minister Shaya al-Zindani is unharmed; initial reports say at least two people are killed.
Why
The rare attack reaches Yemen’s government seat as the conflict intensifies.
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Casualty totals and the coalition’s response.
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Summary
- Houthi rebels fired several missiles at the presidential palace complex in Aden.
- Prime minister and ministers at the complex were unharmed, officials say.
- Some reports claim two palace security guards were killed.
- Attack occurs as Houthis escalate operations amid broader Yemen conflict.
- Saudi-led coalition accuses Houthis of targeting civilian infrastructure across the region.
Summary
- Two security guards were killed in a suspected Houthi attack near the Aden presidential palace.
- The incident occurred when five missiles were allegedly fired at the al-Maashiq palace.
- The Saudi-backed Yemeni government confirmed cabinet members, including the prime minister, were safe.
- Yemen Information Minister Muammar al-Eryani posted updates confirming safety of government members.
- The attack target was described as near the al-Maashiq presidential palace in Aden.
Summary
- Houthis fired several missiles at al-Maashiq Palace in Aden, Yemen.
- Government sources say the attack killed four and wounded ten.
- Witnesses reported loud booms and a large smoke plume over the palace.
- Houthis claim the attack targeted a military operation room and weapons warehouse.
- Coalition says Houthis also hit Marib and has launched dozens of attacks on Saudi targets this month.
Summary
- Yemen's Houthi militia attacked Aden's Presidential Palace with five missiles.
- The attack targeted a military operations HQ and alleged Saudi-linked depots, per Saba.
- Prime Minister and government members were reported safe by Information Minister Moammar Al Eryani.
- The strike followed renewed fighting after a four-year lull in Yemen's civil war.
- The cabinet described the attack as terrorist and pledged continued state authority across Yemen.
Summary
- Houthis fired missiles at the Maashiq presidential palace complex in Aden.
- Two security guards were killed and two government officials injured, according to officials.
- The prime minister and cabinet members at the complex were unharmed.
- Saba news agency said missiles targeted a Saudi officer-run military operations HQ and depots.
- Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree described the strike as targeting Saudi military build-ups.
Summary
- Houthi missiles hit al-Maashiq Palace in Aden, killing two security personnel.
- Prime Minister and other ministers were unharmed, many injured, per Information Minister.
- Houthis claim strike targeted what they call Saudi enemy's military headquarters in Aden.
- Coalition led by Saudi Arabia backs the government and provides air support to forces.
- Conflict has escalated since 2014, with ongoing clashes and regional tensions in Yemen.
Summary
- Houthis fire a missile at the al-Maashiq Palace in Aden, targets the Yemen government.
- Two security detail members killed, around 10 people injured, officials say.
- Prime Minister Shaya al-Zindani and government members were reported safe.
- Houthis claim strikes on what they call Saudi military operations HQ in Aden.
- The conflict has resumed since September with ongoing exchanges of strikes.
Summary
- Houthis launched a missile attack on Aden's Al-Maashiq palace, killing at least four.
- Ten people were wounded, and explosions were reported by residents and AFP.
- The attack targeted the government’s headquarters in the interim capital of Aden.
- Iran was blamed by Saudi Arabia for encouraging the escalation and arming Houthis.
- The strike follows a broader pattern of Houthi gains and regional tensions in the war.
Summary
- Houthis attacked the Maashiq presidential palace in Aden, Yemen.
- The assault involved missiles and drones launched at the palace.
- Security personnel at the site were killed or injured, per Saba News Agency.
- Yemen’s cabinet said the strike won’t halt government efforts against the Houthis.
- Aden remains the de facto capital, with government officials unharmed.
Summary
- At least six explosions hit the Aden palace complex used by Yemen's government.
- Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack.
- Initial reports: at least two killed and several wounded; AFP tallies differ.
- Prime Minister Shaya al-Zindani was present but unharmed, according to officials.
- The attack marks a rare strike on the palace area amid intensifying conflict.
Summary
- Houthis launched missiles targeting Aden's Al-Maashiq palace complex.
- At least four people were killed and 10 wounded in the attack.
- Prime Minister Shaya al-Zindani was present but unharmed, minister says.
- The strike hit command centres for Yemeni government and coalition forces.
- Saudi-led coalition accuses Iran of encouraging escalation amid broader war.
Summary
- A Houthi missile attack hit Aden's presidential palace, killing five people and injuring 16.
- Missiles struck command centres inside the Al-Maashiq palace compound used by government and coalition forces.
- Casualties include guards and civilian employees; no separate breakdown provided by officials.
- The strike marks a new escalation after a collapsed truce and renewed Houthi offensives.
- Yemen's cabinet vows to continue fighting; Aden remains the de facto capital.
Summary
- Five people were killed and 16 injured in a Houthi attack on Aden's al-Maashiq Presidential Palace.
- Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree claimed responsibility for the attack via X.
- Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council chairman Rashad al-Alimi said the Dawn of Yemen operation aims to restore state authority.
- Yemen’s government reported 1,250 attacks against Houthi positions in the previous 24 hours.
- The conflict involves strikes on airports and oil facilities, with international calls for civilian protection.
Summary
- Houthi missile attack on Aden presidential palace killed five and wounded 16.
- Casualties included guards and civilian employees; Prime Minister was unharmed.
- Five missiles hit command centers used by Yemeni government forces and the coalition.
- Houthi-affiliated media claimed targeting a military operations headquarters and depots.
- The attack marked the first on the compound since fighting resumed in July.
Summary
- Five people were killed and 16 injured in the attack on Aden's presidential palace.
- Casualties included palace guards and civilian employees, according to Health Minister Buhaibeh.
- The Houthis described the strike as targeting the Saudi enemy's operations headquarters in Aden.
- The incident occurred in Aden, the interim capital of Yemen's internationally recognised government.
- Video footage location was confirmed as Aden, but its footage does not establish the strike's cause.
Summary
- Houthis fired missiles at the presidential palace complex in Aden on Thursday.
- Five people were killed and 16 injured, according to authorities.
- The attack targeted Al-Maashiq palace, the seat of Yemen's government.
- Houthi spokesman claimed they bombed Saudi military operations HQ in Aden.
- Fighting has escalated since a 2022 truce and renewed clashes last month.