Yemen’s Missile Attack Ben Gurion Airport
Last night, the Yemeni armed forces attacked Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv with a Palestine 2 ballistic missile. US warships in the Red Sea were also attacked with several missiles and drones.
Last night, the Yemeni armed forces attacked Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv with a Palestine 2 ballistic missile. US warships in the Red Sea were also attacked with several missiles and drones.
In response to the crimes committed by the Israeli regime against the people of the Gaza Strip, the Yemeni army targeted the Nevatim air base in the southern occupied territories with a Palestine-2 hypersonic missile.
The Israeli regime’s army has continued its airstrikes against Syria, targeting various positions in the southern regions of the country last night.
The Israeli regime army resumed military operations against the besieged Gaza Strip last night, carrying out extensive airstrikes on various areas.
On the night, US regime military jets bombed various locations in Yemen on the orders of US President Donald Trump. The attacks continued until dawn today.
The Israeli army has made significant progress in southern Syria, particularly around the town of Jabha and the villages of Ain Aisha and Kawm Muhairis.
Israeli warplanes struck an apartment building in New Cham, located northwest of Damascus. Initial reports from local sources indicate that eight people were injured as a result of the attack.
In recent weeks, the Israeli regime has provided 10,000 so-called humanitarian aid packages to the Druze community in Syria. These packages include food items such as oil, flour, rice, and other essentials. The aid was coordinated with Sheikh Mawfaq Tarif, the leader of the Druze community in Israel.
Marat Imankulov, Chairman of the National Security Council of Kyrgyzstan, stated at the Collective Security Conference and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Central Asia that “more than 20,000 fighters from East Turkestan, along with their families, have joined the new Syrian security forces via Turkey and by ship. Additionally, more than 5,000 other extremist fighters have been transferred to Syria from Central Asia and the Caucasus, posing a direct threat to regional security.”
Former Syrian ambassador Noureddine al-Labbad and his brother Imad al-Labbad were killed in their home in the southern Syrian city of al-Sanamayn by unknown assailants.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, announced the renewed ban on the movement of all Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red and Arabian Seas, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and the Gulf of Aden.
The Israeli army bombed multiple targets in southern Syria last night. Despite ongoing aggression, Syrian government officials have remained silent.