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Israeli military said in Yemen in response to the launch of the group’s missile at the Ben -Gurion Airport at Ben -Gurion Airport to Ben -Gurion Airport.

IDF said he attacked the place he had claimed that he had served as a “central power source for the Hussites” in the Portoida port, as well as at the Bajil -Cement plant to the east of the petition.

After the strike at the airport on Sunday, the Hussite stated that Israel was being imposed on a “complex air blockade”, focusing on the airports in response to Israel’s plans to expand gas operations.

A group supported by Iran said 21 people were injured as a result of the attack on Monday and called the US-Israel Aggression. The US denied participation.

IDF said he was “carried out exactly on Monday, with measures taken to mitigate the court damage mocked at the port.”

He claimed that the Bajila factory functioned as a “significant economic resource” and the group was used to build tunnels and infrastructure, while the port platforms were used “to transfer Iranian weapons”.

The port is the second largest in the Red Sea after Aden and is the entry point for about 80% of Yemen’s food imports.

Many residents reported Reuters Agement Agenic that more than 10 strikes were directed at the port of Khudaida and al-Salakhan and al-Havak districts, and four more were aimed at the cement factory.

The Houthi Ministry spokesman, Anex al-Abachi, said at least 21 people were injured.

Khouts have accused the US and Israel jointly in the attack. US Protection spokesman told AFP that their forces “do not participate in Israeli strikes on Yemen.”

On Sunday morning, the rocket lashed towards Ben -Gurion Airport near Tel -Vaviv, landing near the road near the main terminal. Four people were injured in the explosion, two more wounded asylum, Israeli emergency services said.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, threatened with revenge, saying: “We have attacked in the past, we will attack in the future.”

Iran said the airport attack was an “independent decision” of the Yemen Group.

The US also launches air strikes against Huti’s targets in Yemen.

Former US President Joe Biden’s administration approved the Hussites, which continue under Donald Trump, the current president.

Last month, said Guta At least 68 African migrants were killed in an air ticket in a detention center In the northwestern Yemen.