On October 28, local time, the Yemeni Ministry of Transport issued a statement condemning the Houthis attack on Aden International Airport twice that day, saying that the airport had been attacked a total of 6 times by the Houthis within a few days. The statement said that repeated attacks on the airport directly threatened the lives and safety of passengers, crew members and airport personnel, that civil aviation operations were at serious risk, and that people's travel and humanitarian and rescue work were affected. The Yemeni Ministry of Transport stated that the Houthis bear full responsibility for the attack and its consequences, and called on the international community and relevant United Nations agencies, particularly the International Civil Aviation Organization, to condemn the attack and immediately stop it, protect airports and civilian facilities, and maintain the safety of civil aviation in accordance with relevant international laws and conventions.

On October 28, local time, the Yemeni Ministry of Transport issued a statement condemning the Houthis attack on Aden International Airport twice that day, saying that the airport had been attacked a total of 6 times by the Houthis within a few days. The statement said that repeated attacks on the airport directly threatened the lives and safety of passengers, crew members and airport personnel, that civil aviation operations were at serious risk, and that people's travel and humanitarian and rescue work were affected. The Yemeni Ministry of Transport stated that the Houthis bear full responsibility for the attack and its consequences, and called on the international community and relevant United Nations agencies, particularly the International Civil Aviation Organization, to condemn the attack and immediately stop it, protect airports and civilian facilities, and maintain the safety of civil aviation in accordance with relevant international laws and conventions.