ADEN, Oct. 29 -- Yemen's Aden International Airport resumed normal operations on Thursday following urgent runway repairs after a Houthi attack halted flights a day earlier.

Transport Minister Mohsen Haidara announced the reopening during an inspection, saying technical teams had repaired the damaged section of the runway. Airlines have been notified and flights are being rescheduled, according to a Ministry of Transport statement on X.

Haidara condemned the strike on a civilian facility serving passengers nationwide. The attack involved two rounds of explosions on Wednesday, forcing hundreds of passengers, including patients, to flee.

Shortly before the blasts, Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea issued a "final" evacuation warning,...