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On Thursday, the Houthis attacked the presidential palace in Aden, in southern Yemen. The Yemeni government announced that in this attack two security forces were killed and a total of five ballistic missiles were used. This palace is an internationally recognized seat of government. The Houthis say this palace was used as a military operations center and Saudi officers ran it. Muammar al-Aryani, Yemen's Minister of Information, announced that the Houthis fired five rockets at the "Mashik" presidential palace compound. According to him, the prime minister and members of the Yemeni cabinet who were present in this compound during the attack were not injured. The Saba news agency, which is affiliated with the Houthis, quoted a military official in the group and reported that the target of the attack was the headquarters of military operations under the command of Saudi officers and the weapons depots in this compound. Yahya Sari, the military spokesman for the Houthis, also announced that the attack on what he called the "Saudi military operations headquarters" in Aden was carried out as part of the group's stated policy to "target Saudi military gatherings everywhere." Reuters.

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On Thursday, the Houthis attacked the presidential palace in Aden, in southern Yemen. The Yemeni government announced that in this attack two security forces were killed and a total of five ballistic missiles were used. This palace is an internationally recognized seat of government. The Houthis say this palace was used as a military operations center and Saudi officers ran it. Muammar al-Aryani, Yemen's Minister of Information, announced that the Houthis fired five rockets at the "Mashik" presidential palace compound. According to him, the prime minister and members of the Yemeni cabinet who were present in this compound during the attack were not injured. The Saba news agency, which is affiliated with the Houthis, quoted a military official in the group and reported that the target of the attack was the headquarters of military operations under the command of Saudi officers and the weapons depots in this compound. Yahya Sari, the military spokesman for the Houthis, also announced that the attack on what he called the "Saudi military operations headquarters" in Aden was carried out as part of the group's stated policy to "target Saudi military gatherings everywhere." Reuters.

On Thursday, the Houthis attacked the presidential palace in Aden, in southern Yemen. The Yemeni government announced that in this attack two security forces were killed and a total of five ballistic missiles were used. This palace is an internationally recognized seat of government. The Houthis say this palace was used as a military operations center and Saudi officers ran it. Muammar al-Aryani, Yemen's Minister of Information, announced that the Houthis fired five rockets at the "Mashik" presidential palace compound. According to him, the prime minister and members of the Yemeni cabinet who were present in this compound during the attack were not injured. The Saba news agency, which is affiliated with the Houthis, quoted a military official in the group and reported that the target of the attack was the headquarters of military operations under the command of Saudi officers and the weapons depots in this compound. Yahya Sari, the military spokesman for the Houthis, also announced that the attack on what he called the "Saudi military operations headquarters" in Aden was carried out as part of the group's stated policy to "target Saudi military gatherings everywhere." Reuters.