Houthi Attack on Presidential Palace in Aden Leaves Two Guards Dead

News Desk

ADEN: A Houthi rebel attack on the presidential palace in Yemen’s port city of Aden resulted in the deaths of two security guards, while Prime Minister and cabinet members remained unharmed.

The incident occurred near the Maashiq Palace, where explosions were reported on a nearby hill and close to the palace’s security gate.

The attack underscores the ongoing instability in Yemen, where Houthi forces have been engaged in a protracted conflict with the internationally recognized government.

Eyewitnesses reported hearing multiple explosions, raising concerns about the security situation in the region.

This incident highlights the persistent threat posed by Houthi rebels, which not only endangers government officials but also exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where millions are already suffering from food shortages and violence.

In response to the attack, security forces are expected to increase their presence around key government installations in Aden. Investigations are underway to assess the full extent of the attack and to implement measures to prevent future incidents.