The news was transferred by the Al-Jumhuriya channel and Aden Al-Ghad, stating that the apartment was affected, and several of his associates were killed in the attack. Israel has not officially confirmed this information for now.
According to reports, an attack in which Al-Rahawi was killed was separated from the one aimed at ten High Hutu ministers. They, according to the available information, gathered at a location outside the capital to monitor the address of the leader of the Abdul-Malik al-Houthi movement.
The outcome of that second attack is still not clearly clear. Political sources that quote Israeli Channel 13 claim that the results are “positive” and to assess that a large part of the military and political leadership of Huta was eliminated. The Yenet medium also states that the belief is growing as the entire top of this group is neutralized.
It is also stated that the Israeli Intelligence Service submitted data on gathering in real time, which enabled the execution of the attack despite the strong contradictory defense. According to reports, Israel followed the Speech by Al-Houthi to check if he was aware of a stroke, but he did not show signs that he knew what was happening.
Among the targets of the attack were the Minister of Defense Muhammad Nasser Al-Attafi, who performed this function since 2016. and is considered the highest military official of the Group, and Chief of the Muhammad Al-Ghamari Ghamari. According to the allegations, Al-Attafi connected with Iranian revolutionary guard and hezbollah and was directly involved in Operations against Israel. Al-Ghamari earlier, in June, was already wounded in the Israeli attack on Yemen.
From Hut, however, they deny that their political and military leaders were targets, claiming that Israel attacks the civilian goals and the Yemen people due to their position of Gaza Support.
Attacks performed on Thursday mark 16. The road that Israel shoots the positions of Hut in Yemen from the beginning of the conflict in Yemen, about 1,800 kilometers away.
(Vijesti.ba)
