The President of the Republic Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi received on Thursday a letter from the President of the Republic of Djibouti Ismail Omar Guellleh.

Chairing the government's 1st meeting in Aden after he and his government returned from Riyadh and survived a bloody terror attack in Aden airport on Wednesday, Yemen's Prime Minister said, "we will never fear the threats however dangerous they are."

Minister of Interior Maj. Gen. Ibraheem Haydan inspected the International Airport of Aden on Thursday a day after a terror attempt on the government arriving from Riyadh left dozens of civilian casualties.

Ministry of Public Health and Population announced that toll casualties of the terrorist attack on Aden airport upon the government arrival yesterday, Wednesday, is 135 persons, 25 killed and 110 injured.

Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to, Havana, Mohammed Nasher met Thursday with the Director of the Middle East and North Africa Department in the Cuban Foreign Ministry Hektor Igarcia.

The Republic of France condemned with the most powerful words the terrorist attack targeted the Yemeni government on Wednesday as it arrived at Aden international airport.

The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condemned Wednesday’s “deplorable attack on Aden airport” which struck when the new unity government arrived by plane from Riyadh.

Yemen’s Information Minister said one journalist “was martyred and 10 others were wounded” in the terror attack that struck Aden International Airport on Wednesday afternoon.

The United Stated of America strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the Yemeni government as it arrived at Aden airport on Thursday, resulted in killing above 2 dozens, injuring scores more.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed bin Mubark sent on Thursday a cable of condolences to the Director General of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Robert Mardini on the casualties of the ICRC's staff who were killed and injured by the terrorist attack against Aden airport on Wednesday.

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.