Israeli Airstrikes Intensify Tensions in Yemen
Israeli airstrikes hit various targets in Yemen, including the capital Sanaa and Hodeidah's port. The strikes targeted military sites used by Houthi forces. Al Masirah TV reported incidents at power stations, while SABA news agency noted attacks on Ras Issa oil facilities. Tensions rise amid regional conflicts.
In a significant escalation, Israeli airstrikes targeted several strategic locations in Yemen early Thursday, according to Al Masirah TV, the Houthi movement's main television outlet.
Key strikes included two central power stations near Sanaa, as well as multiple raids on Hodeidah, with Ras Issa oil facilities being notably affected, resulting in casualties among employees, according to Yemen's SABA news agency.
The Israeli military confirmed its strikes specifically targeted Houthi military installations, including ports and energy infrastructure, following a missile interception earlier from Yemen. Tensions have heightened with Houthi attacks on shipping in solidarity with Palestinians in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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