Yemeni missile fired at Israeli target; sirens sound in central cities
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Sirens have sounded in multiple Israeli city settlements after a missile was launched from Yemen.
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Yemenis protest the Israeli war on Gaza, pledging continued support to the Palestinian people, in Sanaa, Yemen, on July 4, 2025. (AP)
The Israeli occupation's military command said that it identified a missile launched from Yemen early on Tuesday, saying that it is monitoring the situation.
As a result of the attack, sirens sounded in multiple city settlements in central Israeli-occupied Palestine at around 1:00 am (local time).
Israeli authorities later said that the missile was intercepted. Nonetheless, the attack marks yet another Yemeni strike, launched in support of the Palestinian people. Sanaa has pledged continued assistance to Palestinians by taking on an active role. The Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) have successfully enabled a naval blockade on Israeli-affiliated shipments, cutting off the vital Red Sea - Arabian Sea route for the occupation.
Additionally, the YAF has launched dozens of drone and missile attacks against Israeli targets, stressing that it will continue to do so until the Israeli war on Gaza is ended.
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