US EditionIsrael issues evacuation warnings for Yemen ports after vowing to ‘defend itself by itself’
- On Sunday night, Israel’s military alerted residents to evacuate three Yemeni ports amid rising tensions in regions controlled by Houthi forces.
- The warning came in the wake of a recent agreement to halt hostilities reached by the United States and the Iran-backed Houthis, a pact that excluded Israel and reportedly caught it off guard.
- Israel conducted strikes disabling Yemen's international airport in Sana'a and targeted ports Ras Isa, Hodeidah, and Salif after intercepting a missile fired from Yemen.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz stressed that Israel is committed to independently protecting itself against any danger or adversary, affirming the country's readiness to take action on its own if required.
- The developments suggest Israel will maintain a solitary defense posture against threats from the Houthis despite regional ceasefire agreements excluding it.
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Social News XYZIsrael warns civilians to evacuate Yemeni ports ahead of potential strike
Jerusalem: Israel’s military issued an urgent warning, advising all civilians and workers to evacuate three Red Sea ports in Yemen controlled by Houthi forces, citing the risk of a possible new strike. In a statement on the social media platform X, Israeli military spokesperson Avichay Adraee identified the ports as Ras Isa, Hodeidah, and Al-Salif. “Anyone present at these ports is urged to evacuate and remain clear of the area to ensure their s…
Israel warns Yemenis to flee Houthi-run ports, vows more strikes after airport missile hit
JERUSALEM, May 12 — Israel’s military issued a warning on Sunday for Yemenis to leave three ports in areas controlled by Houthi rebels, following Israeli strikes in recent days in retaliation for missile attacks. “Due to the use of sea ports by the terrorist Houthi regime... we urge all people present in these ports to evacuate and stay away from them for your safety until further notice”, military spokesman Avichay Adraee said in a post in Arab…
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