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Israel’s air strike struck the Sana International Airport in Yemen’s capital, confirmed Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
IDF claimed that the attack on Tuesday destroyed Huti’s infrastructure, “which led to complete shutdown.”
Earlier on this day, IDF asked people to evacuate the airport, warning that “the inability to evacuate and stay away from the area puts you under danger.” Israel Previously conducted a strike At the Sana airport last December.
This comes a day after Israeli hit the goal in the neighboring city of Khudaida in response to the rocket of the Yemenya Huti group, which landed near the Israeli main airport on Sunday.
Israel launched several rounds of blows against a group supported by Iran in Yemen, including targeting power plants and ports in January.
The IDF statement on the strike of Yemen Airport claimed that it was used to “transfer weapons and operatives” goose.
IDF said on Monday that he attacked Huti’s targets at the Portoide port and Bajil Cement Factory east of the Hudaida city.
He claimed that the port was used by the group as a “central supply source” and for “transfer of Iranian weapons”, while the cement factory functioned as a “significant economic resource” and was used by a group to build tunnels and infrastructure.
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.
The Houthi Ministry spokesman, Anex al-Abachi, said at least 21 people were injured.
Guta accused the United States and Israel in conjunction in the attack, but the US defense official told AFP that their forces “did not participate” in Yemen’s strikes.
On Sunday morning, the rocket lashed towards Ben -Gurion Airport near Tel -Vaviv, landing near the road near the main terminal. Six people were injured, Israeli emergency services said.
After the strike, the Hussite stated that they imposed Israel a “comprehensive airport blockade”, focusing on airports in response to Israel’s plans to expand their hostilities into gas.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised revenge from the Hussites for the airport attack, saying: “We have attacked in the past, we will attack in the future.”
