Houthi missiles strike Aden airport as Yemeni forces push to retake Taiz district

Two Houthi ballistic missiles struck Aden International Airport as Yemeni government forces launched an offensive to retake al-Waziiya in Taiz.

• Two Houthi ballistic missiles targeted Aden International Airport, with the Aden security media office reporting no casualties.
• Government forces launched a large-scale operation to retake al-Waziiya district in Taiz, part of the "Dawn of Yemen" offensive announced Sunday by council chairman Rashad al-Alimi.
• The Saudi-led coalition intercepted and destroyed a Houthi ballistic missile targeting the city of Khamis Mushait.
• Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree denied losing territory, saying his forces still fully control areas seized last month.
• Yemeni government forces said they seized a strategic site in Taiz as their offensive to retake al-Waziiya district continued.
• One missile landed near the Aden airport runway minutes before a Cairo flight was due to land, diverting it to Jeddah and prompting terminal evacuation.
• The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted a Houthi missile north of Riyadh.
• Yemen's Transport Ministry said Houthi militants attacked the airport with two ballistic missiles and armed drones.
• Authorities evacuated two civilian aircraft from the tarmac after one missile landed near the runway.
• The ministry condemned the attack as a violation of international law protecting civilian aviation and urged ICAO to hold the perpetrators accountable.
• Yemen's Prime Minister Shaei al-Zindani met with ministers in Aden to discuss the latest developments of the 'Dawn of Yemen' operation.
• Yemeni military sources said government forces repelled a Houthi attack on villages in Mudaraba wa Ras al-Arah, with casualties on both sides.