Yemen’s Foreign Ministry said the terror attack that struck Aden International Airport upon the government’s return home from Riyadh on Wednesday afternoon aimed to target “the hopes and the aspirations of the Yemeni people to realize security and stability.”

Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalik toured a number of Aden’s hospitals where dozens of people are receiving treatment for wounds they had sustained in an attack directed at his government upon its arrival in Aden International Airport this afternoon.

The International Committee for the Red Cross announced Wednesday killing of its employees and injuring three others in the terrorist attack targeted Aden International Airport.

President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has stressed the imperative of unifying the efforts of the government and the local authority of Aden to counter “the criminal plots” and prosecute the implementation of the Riyadh Agreement, a framework under which the government and the Southern Transitional Council share power over the south.

The Parliament has called upon all international institutions and organizations to shoulder their responsibilities and denounce the terrorist attack, which targeted the prime minister, members of the government, receptors and travelers in Aden's Airport.

Minister of Interior Maj. General Ebrahim Haidan confirmed today, Wednesday, that 22 people were killed and 50 others injured who came to receive the government at Aden airport among of them civilians and workers at the airport.

Many Arab countries have strongly condemned the terrorist attack, which targeted Aden's Airport during the arrival of the new government at the airport.

The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council Nayef al-Hajraf has denounced the terrorist attack, which targeted Aden Airport during the arrival of the new government.

Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik stated that the government come back to Aden to stay, do its duties backed by our people.

President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi said the attacks that the Houthis and other extremist and terrorist groups conduct won't prevent the government from exercising its mission in the temporary capital Aden.

The Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, condemned in the strongest terms the bombing that targeted Aden International Airport, today, shortly after a plane carrying members of the new Yemeni government landed.

Vice President Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh has checked in a phone call with the Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalik on the safety of the cabinet members after a criminal attack hit Aden airport where they had just arrived from Saudi Arabia.

Governor of Mahra Mohammad Yasser inspected Wednesday the ongoing and final works of rehabilitating northern entrance project of Ghaitha city financed by the local authority.

The demining teams of the national military have managed to extract and destroy more than 15o landmines planted by Houthi militiamen in the district of Baqem of Sa'ada governorate-the militia-stronghold.

Republican decree no (64) of 2020 issued Wednesday by appointing Maj. General Shallal Ali Shae'a as Military Attaché in the Republic of Yemen embassy in the United Arab Emirate (UAE).

Republican decree no (8) of 2020 issued on Wednesday about appointing Maj. General Ali Nasser Lakhsa'a as Ambassador in the Foreign Ministry.

Iran-backed Houthi militia has bombed 14 houses at Madarat area western Taiz during the past week.

Deputy Governor of Marib Abd-Rabbu Miftah met separately Tuesday with the team of the Charitable Alliance for humanitarian relief and the team of CARE international organization.

Minister of Defense General Lieutenant Mohammad al-Maqdashi met Tuesday separately with US Charge D'Affairs and the Military Attaché of US Embassy in Yemen Catherine Westley and Colonel Mark Whitman discussing with them military and security cooperation.

The Houthi militia have imposed a 50% in the militia's illegal taxes on the population under their control.