The hutis claim the launch of a missile against Israel, intercepted by the army
The Hutis rebels have claimed this Saturday the launch against Israel of a hypersonic missile with “multiple explosive heads” and has indicated that the objective was the city of the city of Tel Aviv, although the Israeli army has assured that the projectile has been intercepted.
The Army of Israel has indicated in a brief statement that “a missile launched since Yemen has been intercepted after the air alerts jump in several areas of the country”, without more details, although shortly after the spokesman for military operations of the Hutíes, Yahya Sari, has specified that it was a Palestinian missile 2.
Sari has stated in a statement that the projectile used was “a hypersonic missile with multiple nuclear heads” launched against “multiple sensitive objectives in the occupied area of Jafa”, in reference to Tel Aviv. “The operation has successfully achieved its objectives, thank God, causing millions of usurper Zionists to flee to the shelters,” he added.
Thus he said that the Yemenis “will not be dissuaded by the brutal Israeli aggression” and “will maintain their position of principles in support of the oppressed and hungry Palestinian people.” “The criminal aggression (from Israel) will only lead them to show more resilience, perseverance and challenge in the name of God and the oppressed,” he added.
“Our Armed Forces will continue to carry out more operations in defense of the country, facing the aggression and supporting our persevering brothers in Gaza until the aggression against them stops and the fence is raised,” he has settled, as the Saba News agency has collected, linked to the Hutis.
The attack took place two days after Israel launched a series of bombing against Yemen that left more than 45 dead and about 150 injured. The Hutis said that the attacks reached the headquarters of two newspapers, among other places, killing more than a dozen journalists.
Israel’s army stressed that the attack was launched in response to missile and drones by the rebels against their territory, about a week after killing the prime minister designated by the hutis and a dozen ministers in another bombing against the capital, Saná.
The hutis, which control Saná and other areas of the north and west of the country since 2015, have launched several attacks against Israel’s territory and against ships with some type of Israeli connection following the offensive unleashed against Gaza after the attacks perpetrated on October 7 by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and other Palestinian factions. (EP)
