Israel Strikes Yemen in Second Round of Attacks in 24 Hours
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Israeli regime on Tuesday attacked Yemen’s Sana’a airport after issuing a threat that warned people in the area to “immediately evacuate”, fewer than 24 hours after it bombed the Arab country’s Hudaydah Port.
The Zionist regime has carried out air raids targeting Sana’a International Airport and several other sites in Yemen, Al Masira TV reported on Tuesday.
Footage of the aftermath of the airport attack, verified by Al Jazeera, showed large clouds of dark smoke rising into the air over the capital.
Sana’a airport is known as the main gateway to the Arab country.
Among the other sites targeted are a cement factory to the north of the capital and a power station in the Bani al-Harith area.
The Israeli regime gave a rare warning before the strike. This was the first time it issued a warning for Yemen, similar to ones it had issued for Lebanon and Gaza.
Israel’s Monday attack on Hudaydah targeted the main port where much of the humanitarian aid gets into Yemen.
