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Houthis claim attack on Aden naval base and military camp

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Houthis say attacked Saudi Arabia, Yemen’s Aden after deadly strikes
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Yemen's Houthis claimed an attack on Saturday on a naval base and a military camp in Aden, the interim seat of the internationally recognised government, after blasts were heard there, according to AFP reporting carried by Middle East Eye. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said the group targeted what he called Saudi enemy concentrations at the so-called Al-Nasr camp and the naval base, and said the sites were overseen by Saudi forces. The Hindu also reports that the Houthis said they attacked Aden and Saudi Arabia after deadly strikes, and that they targeted Saudi airports, energy installations, a pipeline and an air base over the past 24 hours. The Hindu's headline puts the death toll from Saudi strikes at 16, but its summary does not confirm that figure, so this article does not confirm it either.

This continues an earlier story: Houthis claim ballistic missile strike on Saudi-led coalition camp in Aden as missile reported to target airport

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  1. Middle East Eye

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    Middle East Eye, citing AFP, reports that the Houthis claimed an attack on Saturday on a naval base and a military camp in Aden after blasts were heard there, with spokesman Yahya Saree saying the sites were overseen by Saudi forces.

  2. The Hindu

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    The Hindu reports that the Houthis said they attacked Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Aden after deadly strikes, and that over the past 24 hours they targeted three Saudi airports, energy installations, a pipeline and an air base; its headline puts the Saudi strikes' death toll at 16, a figure its summary does not confirm.

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