
The Yemeni government announced that security measures were taken at airports following the attacks carried out by the Houthi militia with ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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There is a long-running civil war in Yemen between the Iranian-backed Houthis and the internationally recognized government forces.
Military tension continues between the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen and the coalition forces led by Saudi Arabia, which supports the Yemeni government recognized by the international community.
In the statement made by the Yemeni government, it was reported that the Houthi militia targeted Aden International Airport and Al Rayyan Airport in Mukalla, in the center of Hadramout province, with ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.
It was reported that Al Rayyan Airport was attacked with 3 unmanned aerial vehicles and the missiles fell near the runways.
TWO PLANES HAD JUST TAKEN OFF
It was stated that the attack on Aden International Airport was carried out shortly after the takeoff of two planes heading to Oman and Cairo and a few minutes after the landing of the plane carrying Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders personnel.
"We stopped and postponed 2 flights to Addis Ababa and Cairo and evacuated passengers and employees at Aden Airport to ensure their safety," the statement said. The statement also said, "Aden and Al Rayyan airports will continue to serve citizens and humanitarian flights despite operational risks."
THE HOUTHIS CLAIMED THE ATTACK
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