The Húsi signed up for the attack. Reportedly they wanted to intervene an international airport near the capital.
The Israeli armed forces said they had captured a missile fired from Yemen on Thursday morning. Iran’s support for Húsian insurgents applied for the attack. They said they wanted to focus on Ben Gurion’s international airport near Tel Aviv. There were no victims or injured reports, TASR reports, according to AFP and Reuters reports.
“The rocket fired from Yemen was captured … Before moving to Israeli territory. The sirens were launched in accordance with the protocol,” the Israeli army said. According to the police, the sirens were also heard in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
In the official statement, the Húsi confirmed the planned attack on Ben Guriona Airport “by a hypersonic ballistic shot”.
Yemen’s insurgents form the so -called. “OS resistance” and other militant groups, including Lebanese Hezbollah, have long opposed Israel and Western countries. Since the beginning of the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant Hamas movement in October 2023, they have carried out more than a hundred attacks on Israeli ships in the Red Sea of Solidarity with Palestinians. In addition to Israel, the Huses have long been in conflict with the United States. On Saturday, President Donald Trump’s US army launched air attacks on the positions of insurgents in Yemen. Since then, the Húsi have signed up for several counterattacks to American ships in the Red Sea.
