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Houthis Claim Ballistic Missile Strike on Aden Military Camp

Explosion heard in Aden, Yemen, with smoke rising near the airport

Houthis Claim Ballistic Missile Strike on Aden Military Camp
Image: Al JazeeraCredit: Image: Al Jazeera
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In Brief

  • •Explosion heard in Aden, Yemen, with smoke rising near the airport
  • •Houthis say they fired a ballistic missile at the Saudi‑led coalition’s Badr Camp military operation room
  • •The Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree described the strike as precise and direct
  • •The attack occurred in the city of Aden, controlled by the internationally recognised Yemeni government
  • •Al Jazeera reported the incident from Taiz and on‑site police officials confirmed the blast

Why It Matters

The Houthi claim marks a direct attack on a Saudi‑led coalition military installation, potentially escalating the ongoing conflict in Yemen. Such strikes could disrupt coalition operations, increase regional instability, and heighten security concerns for civilian populations in Aden and surrounding areas.

Key Details

Location
Aden, Yemen
Target
Badr Camp military operation room
Weapon
ballistic missile
Claimed by
Houthis

Context & Background

The Houthi movement has been engaged in conflict with the internationally recognised Yemeni government and the Saudi‑led coalition since 2014, with periodic escalations in southern Yemen.

Original Reporting & Sources

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