US EditionIsrael issues evacuation warning for Hodeidah port in Yemen, says it will attack area in coming hours
The Israel Defense Forces warned all personnel to evacuate Hodeidah Port before striking Houthi-linked military infrastructure used for weapons transfers from Iran, escalating regional tensions.
- The IDF attacked military infrastructure at Hodeidah port in Yemen, targeting Houthi operations that use the port for transferring Iranian weapons intended for attacks against Israel and its allies.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the Houthi terrorist organization will continue to suffer consequences for any attack against Israel.
- Avichay Adraee issued an evacuation warning for civilians and ships in the port area, emphasizing that remaining in the area poses a danger to their safety.
- The Israeli Air Force confirmed targeting the port to maintain a blockade against the Houthis, following repeated attacks from the group.
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Israel strikes Houthi military site at Yemen’s Hudaydah Port, Houthis retaliate with missile attack
Sirens sounded across central Israel hours after Tuesday’s strike following a missile launch from Yemen that was successfully intercepted. By JNS The Israel Defense Forces said it struck Hudaydah Port in Houthi-controlled Yemen on Tuesday, accusing the terrorist regime of using the facility to transfer Iranian-supplied weapons to attack Israel and its allies. A “military infrastructure site” was targeted in the attack, which the IDF stressed was…
It is unclear how much damage was caused or whether there were any casualties.
Israel responded to continued attacks by the Huthis. The aim of the air raids was apparently the infrastructure of the militias in the Yemeni port city of Hudaida. Residents reported fire columns.
The strikes targeted military installations in the port of Hodeidah, which the Houthis use to smuggle weapons from Iran.
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