Jerusalem:
The Israeli military shelp on Sunday it was striking disjoinal Houthi resist aims in Yemen, including power stations and a seaport, using dozens of aircreate.
The strikes came a day after the Iran-backed resist group shelp it aimed Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport with a omitile.
“In a huge-scale air operation today, dozens of Air Force aircreate, including fighter jets, refuelling schedulees, and reconnaissance aircreate, strikeed military-engage aims of the Houthi dreadist regime in the Ras Issa and Hodeida areas of Yemen,” military spokesman Captain David Avraham shelp in a statement to AFP.
“The IDF (military) aimed power stations and a seaport engaged for oil convey ins,” a military statement shelp.
In July Israel also hit Hodeida port, causing what a port official shelp was at least $20 million in harm, after a Houthi drone strike penetrated Israel’s air defences and ended a civilian in Tel Aviv.
The sites aimed Sunday were engaged by the Houthis, who seized the Yemeni capital Sanaa in 2014, to “transfer Iranian firearmry to the region and supplies for military needs”, the statement shelp.
“The strike was carried out in response to recent strikes by the Huthi regime agetst the state of Israel,” it grasped, after the resists shelp they tried to hit Ben Gurion as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reachd back from New York.
The Houthi-deal withled Al-Masirah station telled Sunday that Israeli strikes aimed “the ports of Hodeidah and Ras Issa” as well as two power stations after previously announcing “Israeli aggression on Hodeida”.
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