The Spokesperson of the Israeli Army said late last night that Israel will attack those areas for military activities that are carried out there. The military said that these attacks, which were performed by Israeli Air Force and Navy, aimed at Luke of Hodeidah, Ras Isa and Salif and Ras Qantib Power Plant due to persistent attacks on Israel.
Media under control of Huta said about a series of Israeli attacks on the port of Hodeidah and other areas that control the rebels supported by Iran. The Israeli Army claims that Huti use targeted ports to transfer the weapons of the Iranian regime, which is used to perform terrorist operations against the state of Israel and its allies.
In the port of Ras Isa Israel, he attacked the trucks of the Galaxy Leader, who was confiscated in November 2023, and on which, according to the Israeli army, the rebels installed the toilet monitoring system at sea.
Yemeni military sources told Al Mayadeen that the illegal defense was launched by the first wave of earth-air envelope, forcing 10 Israeli aircraft to leave the Yemeni air before they could perform their attacks.
Previously, the spokesman of the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announced that the Yemenic Air Force “are currently facing Zionist aggression in our country.”
“Our illegal defense is ready and willing to oppose the Israeli attacks on our country full of power,” Saree emphasized.
At about 3:45 in the morning (local time), the missile was launched from Yemen according to Israeli goals. Apparently, the Israeli occupation forces intercepted the missile, adving mermaids in several areas in the south occupied west coast and near the dead sea.
Since the end of 2023. Yemen rebels attacked dozens of ships for which they believe were associated with Israel at the bank of Yemen, then the U.S. Boards reached an agreement on the surplease with Washington to end multi-sided American bombing.
However, they promised to continue to target Israeli ships that sail in the red sea in solidarity with Palestinians in the Gaza belt.
(Vijesti.ba)
