Israel says it has launched attacks on Hauthi goals in three Yemeni ports, including Western port Hadedah, Raas Isa and Saif.
Shortly after the withdrawal order was issued to citizens in Israeli military areas, attacks of adjacent airstrikes.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katj confirmed on social media that attacks on the Hotthi-controlled sites included a power station and commercial ship Galaxy leader. Two years ago, a ship -abducted ship, Israel, said that was being used to monitor the seafood in international water.
The media operated by Hurti in Yemen said that the strike killed Hudadada, but no more details were given on the number of losses or casualties.
Katz stated that the strike was part of the “Operation Black Flag” and he warned that Hauthis would continue to pay a heavy price for his actions “.
He said in a post on X, “The fate of Yemen is like Tehran’s fate. Anyone who tries to harm Israel will be damaged, and whoever raises anyone against Israel, will cut his hand,” he said in a post on X.
Since the onset of the Israeli-Hamas war, Iran-backed Houthi rebels regularly launched missiles in Israel in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza and attacked commercial ships in the Red Sea.
The Israeli Air Force stated that the latest strikes at Yemen’s ports were in response to the “frequent attacks” by Hauthis on Israeli and its citizens.
It states that targeted ports were used against Israel and its colleagues “to transfer weapons from the Iranian regime to complete terrorist plans”.
Shortly after the attack, Hauthis confirmed that her aerial rescue had faced a strike with Israel’s missiles, according to the Reuters News Agency.
Israel said Ras Kanatib Power Station, which supplies electricity to the cities near IBB and Tiz, was also killed.
This latest attack on Hadayay comes after completing the goals of Israeli Navy ships in Port City in May and June.
The Hudadas port, which is the main entry point for food and other humanitarian aid for millions of Yemeni, has aimed at many Israeli attacks in the previous year.
