The Yemeni Armed Forces have issued a statement claiming responsibility for a drone strike involving four suicide UAVs against Israeli regime positions in the southern part of the occupied territories.
Armed forces affiliated with the Southern Transitional Council (STC) have launched a security operation aimed at curbing the influence of al-Qaeda militants in Yemen’s Abyan province. As part of the campaign, the districts of Mudiyah and Ja’ar have been placed under siege.
Yemen’s armed forces launched a hypersonic ballistic missile early Saturday morning targeting strategic sites in Tel Aviv. The missile, identified as the Palestine-2, was reportedly equipped with a cluster warhead designed to inflict widespread damage and psychological disruption.
Following drone strikes by the Yemeni army against the Israeli regime, sirens were repeatedly activated in various parts of the occupied territories, including Ramon Airport, an industrial zone in the Negev Desert, and the Dimona town.
The Yemeni Armed Forces announced a large-scale drone attack targeting multiple strategic sites across Israel. The operation, carried out on September 7, was described by Yemeni military spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree as a direct act of support for the Palestinian people and resistance movements in Gaza.
A suicide drone launched by Yemeni armed forces struck the passenger terminal at Ramon Airport, located north of Eilat. Two individuals were injured in the incident. As a result, all flights at the airport have been suspended until further notice.
The Yemeni Armed Forces launched a ballistic missile (Palestine-2) and a suicide drone targeting a strategic site west of occupied Jerusalem and a critical location in Haifa. Earlier this morning, they also fired two Palestine-2 ballistic missiles with cluster warheads and a Zulfiqar missile at sensitive Israeli targets in Tel Aviv.
In a solemn announcement, the Ansar Allah movement has published the names of ten senior Yemeni government officials who were martyred in recent Israeli aggression on Sanaa.
Yemeni forces targeted the SCARLET RAY oil tanker in the northern Red Sea with a ballistic missile, hitting the vessel directly, according to Brigadier General Saree.
The Sanaa-based Presidency of Yemen has announced the death of Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahawi and several ministers from the “Change and Construction” government following a recent Israeli aggression on the capital, Sanaa.
The General Committee of the Yemeni People’s Congress Party has announced that it has unanimously dismissed Ahmed Ali Abdullah Saleh from his position as deputy chairman of the party.
During an armed ambush by unidentified individuals targeting a convoy of Emirati forces in the Al-Samda area of Al-Wadi district in the desert of Marib province, one Emirati soldier was killed and several others were injured.
