Houthis disrupt 42 flights near Aden
The Myun Human Rights Organization reported that the Houthi group launched an attack around Aden International Airport early Wednesday morning. The attack caused confusion in civilian air traffic, resulting in the delay or disruption of 12 flights and the rescheduling of 30 more, affecting approximately 5,020 travelers. The attack was carried out with two projectiles during a period of active flight operations, including a flight coming from Cairo, which had to be diverted to Jeddah to ensure aviation safety. The organization called for a comprehensive investigation into the true target of the attack, noting that having a military target does not exempt one from the responsibility of protecting civilians. They also urged for the collection of evidence and holding those responsible accountable. Additionally, the Houthis claimed that they targeted Saudi military supplies near the airport, but the organization was unable to verify these claims or determine the specific target accurately.
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