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The Minister of Transportation of Yemen in a conversation with Al-Arabiya: the operation of the Aden airport has been resumed after the damage of the Houthi attack has been repaired. Mohsen Haider, the Minister of Transportation of Yemen, announced on Thursday, 7.11, the restoration of Aden International Airport after repairing the damage caused by the Houthi missile attack. According to al-Arabiya, missile attacks on Wednesday hit Aden's airport and temporarily halted its operations. According to Yemen's Minister of Transportation, the damaged parts of the airport runway have been restored and operations have resumed. According to an Al-Arabiya report, Aden Airport was the target of two consecutive ballistic missile attacks yesterday. Flights and traffic at this airport were suspended after the attacks in order to protect the safety of passengers. The second attack happened at the same time as the plane was preparing to land at the airport. In a conversation with Al-Arabiya, Yemen's Minister of Transportation also called the Houthis' claim about the existence of facilities or a military presence at Aden International Airport "a lie."

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The Minister of Transportation of Yemen in a conversation with Al-Arabiya: the operation of the Aden airport has been resumed after the damage of the Houthi attack has been repaired. Mohsen Haider, the Minister of Transportation of Yemen, announced on Thursday, 7.11, the restoration of Aden International Airport after repairing the damage caused by the Houthi missile attack. According to al-Arabiya, missile attacks on Wednesday hit Aden's airport and temporarily halted its operations. According to Yemen's Minister of Transportation, the damaged parts of the airport runway have been restored and operations have resumed. According to an Al-Arabiya report, Aden Airport was the target of two consecutive ballistic missile attacks yesterday. Flights and traffic at this airport were suspended after the attacks in order to protect the safety of passengers. The second attack happened at the same time as the plane was preparing to land at the airport. In a conversation with Al-Arabiya, Yemen's Minister of Transportation also called the Houthis' claim about the existence of facilities or a military presence at Aden International Airport "a lie."

The Minister of Transportation of Yemen in a conversation with Al-Arabiya: the operation of the Aden airport has been resumed after the damage of the Houthi attack has been repaired. Mohsen Haider, the Minister of Transportation of Yemen, announced on Thursday, 7.11, the restoration of Aden International Airport after repairing the damage caused by the Houthi missile attack. According to al-Arabiya, missile attacks on Wednesday hit Aden's airport and temporarily halted its operations. According to Yemen's Minister of Transportation, the damaged parts of the airport runway have been restored and operations have resumed. According to an Al-Arabiya report, Aden Airport was the target of two consecutive ballistic missile attacks yesterday. Flights and traffic at this airport were suspended after the attacks in order to protect the safety of passengers. The second attack happened at the same time as the plane was preparing to land at the airport. In a conversation with Al-Arabiya, Yemen's Minister of Transportation also called the Houthis' claim about the existence of facilities or a military presence at Aden International Airport "a lie."

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