Yemen's Houthi rebels attacked the vicinity of the Ma'ashiq Presidential Palace in the port city of Aden with multiple missiles on Thursday. The Yemeni government stated that the Prime Minister and other officials were safe, but two bodyguards were killed. An Al Jazeera correspondent said this was the first time the Houthis had attacked the headquarters of the internationally recognized government, signaling an escalation of the conflict between the two sides and potentially triggering a full-scale civil war. The Saudi-led coalition accused the Houthis of obtaining missile components from regional countries and stated that the Houthis had launched at least 20 attacks on Saudi airports, oil facilities, and ports in the past 11 days, resulting in 17 deaths and over 300 injuries.