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Houthis strike Aden and Riyadh airports

Yemen's Houthis claimed strikes on Aden International Airport and Riyadh's airport area, intensifying the conflict. The Yemeni government said a missile hit Aden's runway minutes before a Cairo flight was due to land. Saudi forces intercepted a missile near Riyadh, with no reported damage there.

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Aden International Airport came under attack as Yemen's war intensified, with the Houthis targeting key transport hubs.

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Yemen's Houthis claim strikes on Aden, Riyadh airports

Aden International Airport came under attack as Yemen's war intensified, with the Houthis targeting key transport hubs.

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Yemen’s Houthis attack Aden airport; Saudi forces down missile near Riyadh

Yemeni government says one of the missiles hit Aden airport's runway minutes before a flight from Cairo was due to land.

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