Israel said it had launched strikes on the Houthi targets of three Yemeni ports, including the Western Port Port, Ras Isa and Saif.
The attacks occurred when the Israeli military issued evacuation orders for civilians in the area, warning of the upcoming air strikes.
Israeli Defense Minister Katz confirmed on social media that strikes at the site controlled by Hotie included power stations and commercial ships of the Galaxy leaders. Boat, Hijacked by a rebel group Two years ago, Israel said it was used to monitor maritime ships in international waters.
Media run by Houthi, Yemen, said the strike attacks attacked Hudaydah but provided no other details about the damage or casualties.
Kaz said the strike was part of Operation Black Flag and warned that Hottis “will continue to pay a heavy price for their actions.”
“Yemen’s fate is the same as Tehran’s fate. Anyone who tries to hurt Israel will be hurt, and anyone who raises his hand to Israel will be cut off.”
Since the Israel-Hamas war began, Iran-backed Houthi rebels have frequently supported Israeli Palestinian teams with Palestinians in Gaza and have attacked commercial ships in the Red Sea.
The Israeli Air Force said the latest strike on Yemeni ports was in response to the “repeated attacks” of Hotis on Israel and its citizens.
It added that targeted ports were used to “transfer weapons from the Iranian regime to develop terrorist plans” against Israel and its allies.
According to Reuters, shortly after the attack, Husseus confirmed that its air defense measures and missiles attacked Israel’s strike.
Israel said the Ras Kanatib power station that supplies electricity to nearby IBB and Taizz cities was also hit.
The latest attack on Hudada took place after Israeli naval ships attacked targets in port cities in May and June.
The Hudaydah Port is the main entrance to food and other humanitarian aid and the target of Israel’s strikes over the past year.
