Iranian-Supported Yemeni Hutus Call for Immediate Evacuation of Aden Airport

Iranian-supported Yemeni Hutus have called for the immediate evacuation of Aden airport, citing the presence of a Saudi military transport aircraft on their territory. The aircraft, according to the Hutus, is alleged to be delivering weapons intended for use against the Yemeni people. Yahya Sari, a representative of the Hutu movement, stated that the group’s armed forces require all individuals at the airport to leave immediately due to the presence of the Saudi aircraft.

Aden, a key city in southern Yemen, has been a frequent target of attacks by the Hutus, who are backed by Iran. The city is also home to the Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government. At the time of the statement, no further details were provided regarding the current situation at the airport.

Kursor previously reported that women in Yemen have expressed willingness to fight against the Hutus. In the province of Taiz, a group of armed women declared their readiness to join government forces in combat. They emphasized their intent to fight on equal footing with men and to support frontline soldiers. One representative noted that the women are determined to continue fighting until victory, even at the cost of their lives, to preserve dignity and freedom.

The situation reflects ongoing tensions in Yemen, where multiple factions are engaged in conflict. The Hutus, supported by Iran, have been in conflict with Saudi-backed forces and other groups. The call for evacuation highlights the escalating risks and the complex dynamics of the region.

The call for evacuation underscores the precariousness of the situation in Aden, where the presence of foreign military assets adds to the volatility. The statement by the Hutus raises concerns about the safety of civilians and the potential for further escalation. The international community continues to monitor the developments in Yemen, where the conflict has resulted in significant humanitarian challenges.

The conflict in Yemen exemplifies the broader regional tensions involving Iran and Saudi Arabia. The involvement of various armed groups and external backers complicates efforts to achieve a resolution. The situation in Aden serves as a reminder of the human cost of prolonged conflict and the urgent need for peace and stability.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Russian)