Houthis attack presidential palace in Aden with five missiles, says Yemen minister


Daijiworld Media Network – Aden

Aden, Oct 15: Yemen's Information Minister Moammar Al Eryani has accused Houthi rebels of attacking the Presidential Palace in the southern city of Aden with five missiles, adding that Prime Minister and all members of the government were safe.

In a statement, Al Eryani reassured the public about the safety of the country's leadership following the reported attack.

“We reassure the sons of our Yemeni people that the Prime Minister and all members of the government are safe and well,” he said.

The minister described the incident as a “terrorist” act and said the government would issue a statement providing further details.

Further information about the circumstances of the attack, including possible casualties or damage to the presidential complex, was not immediately available.

 

 

  

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