Houthi forces carried out a missile strike targeting the presidential compound in Aden, Yemen, a facility currently utilized by the Saudi-backed government. Reports indicate that the attack resulted in at least four fatalities. The strike is part of a broader escalation in regional hostilities, as Houthi forces have also been reported launching ballistic missiles toward the city of Marib.

While both outlets confirm the strike on the presidential compound, they differ in their reporting of the broader context. The Times of Israel reports that Saudi authorities successfully intercepted a separate missile aimed at Medina, framing the Aden attack as part of a wider pattern of Houthi aggression. Conversely, RT focuses its coverage on the strike in Aden, providing video footage of the event and describing the target as a compound used by the Saudi-backed government, without mentioning the incidents in Medina or Marib. The discrepancy in the death toll is notable; while the Times of Israel explicitly cites a figure of at least four killed, RT’s report omits a specific casualty count, focusing instead on the visual confirmation of the strike.