The Yemen’s insurgents Husy supported by Iran announced on Saturday that On Thursday’s Israeli raid to the Yemeni capital Sana, the chairman of their government Ahmed Rahawi also died several ministers. According to the AP report, TASR reports this.
- Israeli raid on Sanaa killed the government of Húsí’s Yemeni Prime Minister.
- The Húsí government in Sana evaluated its activities last year.
- Israel struck the military destination of the Húsi after retaliatory attacks by drones.
- The Huses show solidarity with the Palestinians through attacks on Israeli goals.
- The retaliatory raids in the Sana caused 102 injured and 10 victims.
Rahawi served as Prime Minister of Husi – based in the capital Sana – since August 2024. Israeli The raid, together with several ministers, hit it during a normal government meeting, The insurgents said.
The Israeli army announced on Thursday that “Precisely hit the military destination of the terrorist regime of the Husi” in the city of Sana. At the same time, she informed on the same day that she captured a drone released from Yemen; the third in a week.
Shiite insurgents of the Huses They repeatedly do business such attacks, claiming to express solidarity with the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. They are not discouraged by the fact that most of them are destroyed by the Israeli air defense, AP approaches.
Retaliatory Israeli raids hit several areas in and around this week and around According to the Ministry of Health, the insurgency controlled, they claimed at least ten victims there Life and 102 injured.
The Húsís have been using a large part of Yemen for over a decade, including the capital Sanaa. In November 2023 after the outbreak of the war in the Gaza Strip, they began to shoot in the Red Sea and the Gulf of the ship associated with Israel or its allies, which they referred to as already mentioned a manifestation of solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza. Israel and the international military coalition led by the US subsequently returned the attacks, focusing on the capital Sanaa and strategically important port city of Hudajda.
In May, the Huses concluded an agreement with the US in which promised that the commercial route in the Red Sea will stop disrupting the attacks. Subsequently, however, they announced that the exception in this respect is the objectives that are linked to Israel.
