Aden governor: Houthi attacks will not deter us from our duties
Aden Governor Abdulrahman Sheikh says Houthi attacks will not stop officials from fulfilling their responsibilities and that normal life will prevail.
Key Takeaways
AIAden Governor Abdulrahman Sheikh said that Houthi terrorist attacks will not deter officials from carrying out their duties and that they will prevail.
Speaking in a televised interview with Al-Hadath, Sheikh added that all of Aden's institutions and residents are working to restore normal life in the city.
He continued, saying that conditions in Aden have now returned to normal, and that the governorate will overcome these challenges as it has in the past, stressing that the actions of the Houthi militia will not prevent them from fulfilling their responsibilities.
Two rockets fired by Houthi militias landed within the grounds of Aden International Airport without causing casualties. Local security authorities warned that repeated attacks pose a serious threat to air traffic.
The Yemeni army continues to confront the Iran-backed Houthi militias on all fronts to neutralize their threats, prevent them from reaching vital sites, and restore security across the country.
