14 killed in Saudi strikes in western Yemen, two missiles fall at Aden airport after Houthi threat

At least 14 people were killed in Saudi airstrikes on Al-Hazm city in Al-Jawf province, northwestern Yemen, and two Houthi missiles landed at Aden International Airport, prompting evacuation calls.

Houthi sources reported at least 14 killed and 15 wounded in Saudi airstrikes on Al-Hazm city in Al-Jawf province, northwestern Yemen, targeting the Al-Hazm market and the Al-Taysir fuel station. Separately, two missiles launched by the Houthis landed on the grounds of Aden International Airport, the seat of the internationally recognized Yemeni government, prompting Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree to call for an immediate evacuation of the airport, citing the presence of a Saudi plane transporting weapons. Two sources in Aden police confirmed the missile strikes, noting that the Saudi plane took off without being hit. Clashes continue between Iran-backed Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces, with Houthis targeting Saudi airports and oil facilities.