YAF target 'Israel's' Ben Gurion Airport, as sirens sound in Tel Aviv
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Spokesperson Yahya Saree says the YAF reaffirmed the failure of the US aggression in preventing Yemen from continuing its support for the Palestinian people.
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Yemenis attend a gathering to mark annual Quds Day commemorations in Sanaa on March 28, 2025 (Photo by Mohammed HUWAIS / AFP)
The Yemeni Armed Forces targeted "Israel's" Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied Yafa (Tel Aviv) area, spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced on Sunday.
Saree stated that the military operation was carried out using a Zulfiqar ballistic missile and successfully achieved its objective, adding that the latest strike was in support of the Palestinian people and their Resistance.
The spokesperson pointed out that the YAF reaffirmed the failure of the US aggression in preventing Yemen from continuing its support for the Palestinian people.
He stressed that "dozens of daily airstrikes [on Yemen] will not deter the armed forces from fulfilling their duties," underscoring that Yemeni operations against "Israel" will persist until the aggression on Gaza ceases and the blockade imposed on the Palestinian enclave is lifted.
Sirens sounded across central "Israel" and al-Quds at midday on Sunday following the launch of a missile from Yemen. Debris was also found in Modi’in and Tel Aviv.
According to "Israel's" Channel 12, two people were injured in Gush Dan. One woman exited her vehicle when the sirens went off and fell into a five-meter-deep pit, while another person sustained a head injury in Tel Aviv while heading to a shelter.
Earlier on Sunday, Saree said that the YAF had targeted the US aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman and several hostile warships in the Red Sea three times in the past 24 hours.
The announcement came after two US airstrikes targeted the Bani Ma'adh area in the Sahar District, Saada Governorate, northern Yemen, according to Al Mayadeen's correspondent.
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