Houthi missiles strike near Yemen presidential palace amid Saudi-Houthi fighting

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Loud explosions were heard around Yemen's presidential palace after Houthi forces fired several missiles at the site. The palace houses the internationally recognised government, which receives strong backing from Saudi Arabia. The attack comes as the Houthis have been striking Saudi territory and disrupting shipping through the Red Sea. The group says these actions are taken in solidarity with Iran, which has faced US and Israeli strikes over its uranium enrichment program. Reports describe the attack as part of an intensifying conflict across the region.

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