The Ministry of Interior: Houthi militias targeted the Coast Guard headquarters in Aden with three ballistic missiles.

Houthi Militias Target Coast Guard Facilities in Aden with Ballistic Missiles

The General Administration for Moral Guidance and Public Relations at the Ministry of Interior reported that Houthi militias, backed by the Iranian regime, targeted the Coast Guard headquarters in the temporary capital of Aden with two ballistic missiles on Saturday afternoon. Additionally, a third ballistic missile struck the Coast Guard building in the Tawahi district. This attack aims to undermine the security of the capital and public service facilities.

Ongoing Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure

In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the Ministry highlighted that this incident is part of a series of assaults on vital civilian infrastructure in Aden. Notably, Aden International Airport has faced multiple attacks involving ballistic missiles and drones.

Aiming to Instill Fear and Instability

The statement emphasized that these attacks reflect a strategy to destabilize security and instill fear among citizens. Furthermore, they aim to damage public institutions and vital facilities that provide essential services to the population.

Measures to Enhance Security

The statement confirmed that relevant authorities continue to take necessary actions, including gathering information and evidence to assess the damage caused by this terrorist attack. They are also implementing appropriate measures to enhance security and stability in the temporary capital of Aden, ensuring the safety of citizens and the protection of public facilities.

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