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Houthis target Aden airport with missiles as Yemen fighting intensifies

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Houthis target Aden airport with missiles as Yemen fighting intensifies
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Houthi rebels launched missile attacks on Aden International Airport in Yemen amid escalating conflict with Saudi-backed government forces. The government has launched a new military campaign, 'Dawn of Yemen,' to reclaim territory and state institutions.

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The intensification of the Yemeni civil war threatens regional stability and disrupts critical infrastructure in the Middle East.

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Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis launched two missiles towards Aden International Airport early Wednesday, as fighting intensified between the group and government forces backed by Saudi Arabia, officials said.The missiles targeted the airport in the southern port city, but there were no immediate reports of casualties, the media office of the Aden Security Department said.Local Yemeni outlets also published footage showing explosions during the attack.The strike came as government forces pressed ahead with a counteroffensive against the Houthis after weeks of advances by the group along Yemen’s Red Sea coast.Yemen’s presidential leadership council chairman Rashad al-Alimi on Monday announced Operation “Dawn of Yemen”, saying the campaign aimed to retake the capital Sanaa and restore state institutions from Houthi control.Government forces said on Tuesday that they had captured a key mountain peak in western Taiz after clashes with the Houthis.The latest fighting is also unfolding around the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait, with Saudi-backed…

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