Khaled Al-Shayef, Director General of Sanaa International Airport, announced the destruction of seven civilian planes in the Israeli attack on the airport yesterday. According to him, three of these planes belonged to Yemeni Airlines, and currently only one other plane remains for this company, which is also based in Oman.
Publish dateThursday 8 May 2025 - 08:12
Story Code : 315140
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Referring to the heavy damage caused by these attacks, the Director General of Sanaa Airport announced the suspension of all flights from and to the airport until further notice.
He added that the enemy used two types of missiles with high destructive power in these attacks and the airport runway was targeted with four missiles. The initial damage of this attack is estimated at about $500 million, and the airport corridors and all the equipment in it were destroyed and razed to the ground.
Meanwhile, Anis Al-Asbahi, spokesman for the Yemeni Ministry of Health, announced that as a result of the attacks on Hodeidah and Sanaa, unfortunately, 7 Yemenis were martyred and 94 others were injured and transferred to hospitals, and this is not the final figure.
He added that the enemy used two types of missiles with high destructive power in these attacks and the airport runway was targeted with four missiles. The initial damage of this attack is estimated at about $500 million, and the airport corridors and all the equipment in it were destroyed and razed to the ground.
Meanwhile, Anis Al-Asbahi, spokesman for the Yemeni Ministry of Health, announced that as a result of the attacks on Hodeidah and Sanaa, unfortunately, 7 Yemenis were martyred and 94 others were injured and transferred to hospitals, and this is not the final figure.
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