On Saturday, the Houthi militia launched ballistic missile attacks on the temporary capital, Aden, targeting the Aden International Airport and two Coast Guard headquarters, amid residents' reports of missiles landing near residential neighborhoods, according to official data and local sources. The Ministry of Transportation reported that the Aden International Airport was attacked by two ballistic missiles, the airport's fourth target this October, while the Ministry of the Interior announced that the Coast Guard Headquarters in the Ministry's General Office was hit by two missiles, and another building belonging to the authority in the Tuwahi district was hit by a third missile. While the ministry warned of the consequences of the attacks on the safety of civil aviation and passenger traffic, Minister Mohsen al-Omari confirmed that air traffic at the airport will continue as usual. The militia previously claimed responsibility for the attack, and its army spokesman, Yahya Sari, claimed that the bombing was aimed at "Saudi concentrations at the Alansar camp and the naval base" in Aden. Residents reported that one of the missiles fell near houses in the Al-Nasr neighborhood in the Al-Arish area, and another near the tourist pier in the Al-Tawahi district, while local reports spoke of a projectile falling into the sea. The local and security authorities did not announce an official death toll or the extent of the damage, while activists disseminated information about rocket fire from sites in the Iyab governorate and al-Hashsha al-Dala Laoud district.