Yemeni army announce targeting Israeli 'Eilat' with cruise missiles
Israeli media says that sirens were activated due to a missile attack on the 'Eilat' settlement.
The Yemeni Armed Forces have confirmed the launch of a series of cruise missiles at various Israeli military targets in Umm al-Rashrash - 'Eilat' - Southern occupied Palestine.
In a statement, the Yemeni army emphasized that it will continue to carry out operations against Israeli sites until the cessation of Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank.
Meanwhile, Israeli media reported the activation of alarm sirens in Eilat due to a cruise missile launched from Yemen.
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Last week, the Yemeni military announced capturing an Israeli ship in the Red Sea with 52 crew members on board.
The Chief of the Yemeni Naval Force made on Wednesday a visit to the vessel, Galaxy Leader, confirming that similar operations will be conducted until the aggression on Gaza stops.
Major General Muhammad Fadl Abdulnabi renewed earlier commitment that only ships flying the Israeli flag or managed by Israeli companies or owned by Israeli individuals are the target.
"We warn all companies and traders against shipping their goods and conducting business with Israeli ships or engaging in any dealings with them," the sea military force warned in a statement.
"We caution that any military unit protecting Israeli ships will be a legitimate target for our operations," the General reiterated.
#WATCH | A video published by the #Yemeni Military media depicting the Commander of the Yemeni Navy, Major General Muhammad Fadl Abdulnabi, reassuring the crew of the Israeli-owned Galaxy Leadership anchored on the Yemeni coast after it was seized by the Navy. pic.twitter.com/W50eCYopYZ
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