‘Need a Plan B’: Yemenis in Aden prepare for another war as missiles fall

What happened: Houthis have claimed missile and drone attacks on multiple locations in Aden, including the international airport, military camps, the port, and the presidential palace, disrupting daily life after four years of relative calm. Why it matters: Residents fear the Houthis may seek to capture Aden, and some are stockpiling food and planning exit routes. A professor questioned why the government left Aden without adequate air defences.

Houthis have claimed missile and drone attacks on multiple locations in Aden, including the international airport, military camps, the port, and the presidential palace, disrupting daily life after four years of relative calm.

Residents fear the Houthis may seek to capture Aden, and some are stockpiling food and planning exit routes. A professor questioned why the government left Aden without adequate air defences.