Israel launches airstrikes on Yemen a day after Houthi rebels strike Israeli airport
- On Monday, Israel conducted airstrikes against Iranian-backed Houthi forces in Yemen’s port city of Hodeida along the Red Sea, following a missile attack near Israel’s main airport the previous day.
- The strikes came after the Houthis fired a missile from Yemen on Sunday that targeted a roadway close to Israel’s main international airport, causing a temporary disruption to flights and passenger movement.
- Israel launched an airstrike involving over 20 fighter jets that released upwards of 50 weapons targeting numerous locations, including the port of Hodeida and a cement plant in the Bajil district northeast of Hodeida.
- The Houthi-run health ministry reported at least one death and 35 wounded in the strikes, while residents described hearing explosions and seeing smoke over Hodeida port.
- The airstrikes damaged about 70% of Hodeida port's capacity and indicated Israel's intent to continue retaliation amid ongoing conflict involving Iranian proxies and regional tensions.
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Israeli targets Yemen’s Hodeida port following Tel Aviv strikes
Israeli airstrikes on Yemen's port city of Hodeida killed four people and wounded 39, according to the health ministry in Houthi-controlled territory, a day after the Yemeni rebels launched a ballistic missile that struck near Ben-Gurion airport, prompting several major airlines to cancel flights to Israel. The Israeli military said it had deployed 20 aircraft that dropped 50 bombs on multiple targets, including port infrastructure in Hodeida an…
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