Israel hits the yuman after a group of messages used cluster bomb

Israel conducted air strikes for the purposes of Huti in the capital of Yemen Sana, in response to the rocket attack on the group on Friday, which, according to Israel, carry cluster ammunition.

The Israeli operation is aimed at a military complex living in the Presidential Palace, fuel depot and power plants.

The Israeli military said the Huti rocket strike, which caused mild damage, became the first use of such bombs supported by Iran, supported by Iran during the current conflict with Israel, local media and AP reported.

Israeli military is reportedly investigating why he was unable to intercept a rocket that transports ammunition banned by more than 100 countries.

Operation for retribution on the dignity was controlled by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli Secretary of Defense, and the Israeli government posted a photo showing the Prime Minister at the Tel -Aviv team center.

“Everyone who attacks us is an attack on them. Everyone who plans to attack us is an attack on them. I believe that the whole region is studying power and determination of Israel,” the Prime Minister said afterwards.

After the attack on Friday, the Hussites released a video showing bombs that unfolded in the air.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on Sunday reported the media that one of these bombers landed in the yard of the house in the central Israeli city of Ginatan, which led to damage.

The IDF investigation focuses on why the bombs’ missile was not intercepted before they were scattered, Israeli media reported.

Cluster ammunition is the method of scattering a large number of tiny missile bombs, rocket or artillery, which scatters them in the middle of the flight on a wide area.

They are designed to explode from impact, but a significant share are “fools”, that is, they do not explode initially. This happens especially when they land on wet or soft ground.

They can then explode at a later date when they were taken away or trodden by killing or maiming the victim.

Guta controlled most of the northwestern Yemen since 2014, when they pulled out an internationally recognized government from the Sana and caused a devastating civil war.

Since the beginning of the war between Israel and Hamas, the Hussites regularly launched rockets in Israel and attacked commercial ships in the Red Sea and Aden, saying that they act in solidarity with Palestinians.

The rebels are shipped by Iran, who also used cluster bombs during a 12-day confrontation with Israel in June.