Israel’s military says it has fully disabled Yemen’s main airport with airstrikes

Israel says airstrikes fully disabled Yemen capital's airport following Houthi strikes

Several power plants were also hit by the airstrikes.

Israel 'fully disables' Yemen's main airport in second day of Houthi revenge strikes - The Mirror

Israel launched 48 hours of intense air-strikes, drone attacks and other offensives against Yemeni Houthis, Hezbollah terror targets in Lebanon and Syria - as stricken Gaza's civilian toll continues to soar

Israel Destroys Yemen's Main Airport; Cuts Houthi Weapons Supply Route

Israel destroyed the main airport in Sana'a, Yemen, the country's capital, to prevent the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels from rearming.

Israeli Military Strikes Western Yemen, Southern Lebanon

Yemen’s Houthi movement says four people were killed and nearly 40 others wounded Monday after Israel bombed a cement factory and a port in the Red Sea city of Hodeidah. They were Israel’s first strikes on Yemen in months, coming a day after Houthis fired a missile that struck Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport and amid near-daily U.S. attacks on Yemen. Separately, Israel bombed Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley and the Srifa municipality, targeting what it said …

The attack this Wednesday occurred shortly after the military had issued a warning on social networks so that people would evacuate the area of Yemen's international airport.

The Israeli army announced that it "fully deactivated" the capital of Sanaa's Yemeni capital, "acted under the control of Houthi rebels", reports BBC. The March strikes targeted three civil planes, departure room, decolonization track and a military air base, according to more sources from the airport. The Houthi rebels promised to respond.