Rebels, Militants Kill Dozens In Yemen’s Aden; Saudi Arabia Blames Iran
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(Worthy News) – Iran-backed Huthi rebels say they launched missile and drone attacks on a military parade in Yemen’s southern port of Aden, the headquarters of the Saudi-backed government, that killed more than 30 people.
In separate tweets, Yemeni Prime Minister, Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed and Saudi Arabia’s envoy to Yemen accused Tehran of being behind the August 1 attack claimed by the Huthis, and an explosion at a police station in Aden, the headquarters of the Saudi-backed government, that security sources said involved a car bomb.
The attack on the parade killed at least 32 people, including a commander, according to medical and security sources. [ Source: Radio Free Europe (Read More…) ]
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