The spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announced the execution of two military operations, at dawn on Friday, against occupation targets in occupied Palestine.

In the first operation, the Yemeni Armed Forces targeted a military target belonging to the Israeli occupation in Tel Aviv with a hypersonic ballistic missile, Palestine-2. The second operation targeted a vital target in the occupied Askalan area using a Yafa drone.

Brigadier General Saree confirmed that the operations targeting Tel Aviv and Askalan were successful, proclaiming them a victory for the Palestinian people's struggle and a demonstration of support for both the Palestinian and Lebanese Resistance, all within the context of the fifth stage.

He emphasized that "the Yemeni Armed Forces will conduct further military operations against the Israeli enemy in honor of the blood of our brothers in Palestine and Lebanon."

Saree also stressed that the Yemeni Armed Forces will not stop military support operations in the coming days until the Israeli aggression on Gaza and Lebanon stops.

Senior Yemeni source to Al Mayadeen

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In this context, senior Yemeni sources revealed to Al Mayadeen that the Yemeni army would stay in the battle and would not back away from delivering painful strikes to the enemy entity.

The source stressed that Tel Aviv will not be safe, and its operations are within its stated target bank, adding that the Yemeni Army has studied all options to ensure the missiles' safe and continued strikes on Yafa, adding that Yemen still has a sizable target bank.

On that note, the source highlighted that Yemeni missiles travel over 2,000 kilometers and reach their intended targets, and these operations will not come to a halt.

It emphasized that the fifth stage of operations poses significant challenges for the Israeli enemy, asserting that they will not cease and will continue to escalate until the aggression on Gaza and Lebanon comes to an end.

The Yemeni source stressed that the "US-British aggression will not succeed in stopping attacks on the heart of the entity," emphasizing that Yemen will continue operations in support of Gaza and Lebanon.

Yemen targets Tel Aviv

On Friday at dawn, Israeli media revealed, after alarm sirens blasted across central "Israel" that the Israeli occupation forces that a ballistic missile targeting Tel Aviv from Yemen.

Israeli media stated that more than 17 Israeli settlers were injured amid Yemen's missile attack, as sirens blared across Tel Aviv, multiple southern settlements, and Gush Dan (Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area), Sharon, and the coastal plain to Tel Aviv's north.

Ben Gurion Airport reportedly halted its operations and was out of service for landing and take-off, according to Israeli media. 

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