Yemen Security Sources Report Strikes on Aden
Yemeni security sources said two missiles hit coalition and government camps, while a third drone was intercepted, as fighting with the Houthis escalated.
- Yemeni security sources reported Houthi strikes hit two camps in Aden on Wednesday, with two missiles targeting a Saudi-led coalition base and a third projectile, identified as a drone, intercepted over a separate Yemeni forces camp.
- Hostilities in Yemen have surged since the 2022 truce collapsed in July, as the Iran-backed Houthis trade blows with the Saudi-led coalition that entered the conflict in 2015.
- The Saudi-led coalition said it had "intercepted and destroyed 3 cruise missiles launched by the Houthi terrorist militia toward the Riyadh area," while Twenty-six people have been killed in Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia since hostilities resumed.
- In Sanaa, mourners gathered Wednesday for the funeral of 44 people killed in a strike on the village of Shariya last Saturday; the resumption of fighting has killed more than 1,600 people and displaced more than 300,000.
- Tensions remain high as the Houthis continue targeting Saudi infrastructure, including a strike on a Saudi Aramco skyscraper on Sunday, and have declared a maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia.
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Missile and drone attacks were launched in Aden, home to Yemen's internationally recognized government, following deadly bombings, with many casualties, in Houthi areas. The post Yemen: New missile and drone strikes in Aden appeared first on in.gr.
Missile and drone strikes targeted Aden on Wednesday, 11 November, where the internationally recognized Yemeni government is based, including a military coalition camp led by Riyadh, according to police sources.
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Yemeni security sources reported Houthi strikes on Wednesday in Aden, the seat of the country's internationally recognised government, saying they had targeted camps belonging to forces fighting the Iran-backed group. Earlier in the day, in Yemen's Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa, crowds had gathered for the funeral of dozens of people killed last week in strikes blamed on Saudi Arabia, which also reported intercepting fresh attacks on Wednesda…
With missiles and drones - Funerals for victims of the bombings in Sanaa
New missile and drone attacks have been carried out in Aden, targeting a Saudi-led coalition camp, according to police sources. The perpetrators are unknown, while deadly bombings were recorded in retaliation.
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