Military facilities in Aden hit by missile and drone attacks

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, military facilities in Aden, Yemen, were targeted by a series of missile and drone strikes. Two missiles hit a military camp operated by the Saudi-led international coalition west of the city, while an additional drone attack targeting a second camp in the city center was intercepted. While no group has claimed responsibility, authorities point to the Iran-aligned Houthi (Ansarallah) movement, which frequently targets the internationally recognized government based in Aden.

The attacks follow a period of intense violence in the region, including recent deadly bombings in Houthi-controlled areas and the interception of three cruise missiles launched toward the Saudi capital, Riyadh. Since the resurgence of the conflict in July, the United Nations estimates that at least 1,600 people have been killed and over 300,000 have been displaced. The ongoing escalation continues to disrupt stability in the region as the Houthi movement threatens a blockade of the Red Sea.