Sanaa attacks 'sensitive' Israeli targets using UAVs
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The Yemeni Armed Forces launch a batch of drones toward several Israeli targets in occupied Palestine.
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A screengrab from a video published by the Yemeni Military Media depicting the launch of drones at the Israeli-occupied Palestine (Military Media)
The Yemeni Armed Forces launched a large batch of drones at several Israeli targets in occupied Palestine, with confirmed casualties, Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Yahya Saree said Monday.
The operation caused the bases and airports that were attacked to go out of service for several hours, Saree said.
The Yemeni armed forces "will continue to carry out military operations in support of the oppressed Palestinian people and in response to the calls of the great Yemeni people and the various peoples of the Ummah until the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip ends.
Yemen has launched several attacks against the Israeli occupation, with the first attack being intercepted by the US and Saudi Arabia, and raising the concerns of some neighboring Arab states, as others made their way to occupied Palestine, striking Israeli military targets.
Israeli Kan TV's Arab Affairs expert Roi Kais identified the most concerned countries as the United Arab Emirates, noting that a member of the UAE parliament, who preferred to remain anonymous, expressed concerns that Israel's response to Sanaa's actions "could escalate the scale of the war."
