Coordinated US and Israeli attacks on Yemen; Hodeidah under fire

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: According to the Axios report, quoting a senior American official, the Israeli regime’s airstrikes on Yemen were carried out in coordination with the United States.

 

Israel’s Channel 12 TV also reported, quoting a senior Zionist official, that Israel and the United States had jointly targeted targets in Yemen, in particular the port of Hodeidah.

 

A senior Israeli official told Axios that the attack was carried out solely by the Israeli regime and in coordination with the United States and targeted the port of Hodeidah and an important factory used by Ansarullah.

 

Media affiliated with Ansarullah also reported that the joint US and Israeli aggression targeted a cement factory in the Bajl area of ​​Hodeidah province, located in western Yemen.

 

Israeli Channel 12 TV reported that dozens of aircraft attacked the port of Hodeidah and a cement factory belonging to Ansar Allah, and according to an Israeli security source, 48 bombs were dropped during the attack, and Hodeidah port suffered heavy damage.

 

In response to these attacks, an Israeli security official told Israeli Channel 13 TV that today's attacks on Yemen were repeated and that Ansar Allah's missile attacks on Israel were not expected to stop after these attacks. He added that the Israeli Air Force is ready to face any reaction from the Yemeni side after tonight's attacks.

 

Israeli media also reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz personally supervised the operation to attack the port of Hodeidah from the command room of the army headquarters in Tel Aviv. A Zionist journalist also reported that more than 30 fighter jets participated in tonight's Israeli air force attacks on Yemeni territory.

 

In contrast, a senior Yemeni official responded to the attacks by saying that escalation would be met with escalation.

 

A senior Ansarullah official announced that the movement was committed to the Israeli air blockade and that yesterday's attack on Ben Gurion Airport was only a warning act.

 

Nasreddin Amer, a leader of the Yemeni Ansarullah, also stressed that the Israeli naval and air blockade would not end and that military operations against Israel in support of Gaza would continue.

 

Mohammed Al-Bakhiti, a member of the Yemeni Ansarullah political bureau, also referred to the recent attack on Ben Gurion Airport and called it a warning act and emphasized the seriousness of the movement regarding the Israeli air blockade.