Yemen’s Hushis claimed they attacked Ben Gulyon Airport in Tel Aviv on Thursday morning with long-range ballistic missiles.
“The missile force conducted a qualitative military operation against Ben Gurion Airport in Telviv. The operation was conducted by treble ballistic missiles and successfully achieved its targets,” Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea said in a statement aired by Houthi-Run-Run Al-Masirah TV.
Meanwhile, he claimed his team launched a new attack on USS Harry Truman Pircraft airline in the Northern Red Sea early this morning, the fifth time since Saturday used several ballistic and cruise missiles and drones.
He said that since President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that air strikes against Hosney Group were resumed to stop attacking Israeli cities, Israeli ships and us warships of the Israeli ships and Us Warships have carried out strong air strikes on civilian facilities in the capital Sanaa and several northern provinces in retaliation for revenge on attacks on U.S. aircraft carriers.
Xinhua News Agency reported that neither Israel nor the United States commented.
Meanwhile, the IDF said in a statement that its troops intercepted a missile fired by Yemeni militants that triggered sirens in central and southern Israel earlier Thursday.
The IDF said the Israeli Air Force intercepted the missile before crossing Israeli territory, and the sirens were “as stipulated in the agreement.”
Houthi troops in Yemen resumed their attacks on Israel, which ended a two-month ceasefire in Gaza and attacked more than 400 people on the enclave.
On Tuesday, Houthi troops said they fired a ballistic missile at a military base in southern Israel, which the Israeli military said was intercepted before crossing the country.
