Over 10 jets of the Israeli Air Force flew over 2,000 km from Israel to Yemen and dropped approximately 35 munitions on the Houthis.
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08/24/25 🇮🇱 🇾🇪 More footage of an Israeli airstrikes on Sana, #Yemen's Capitol city. This is in retribution for a #Yemeni missile strike on Ben Gurion airport in Tel-Aviv, #Israël
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“The sound of explosions were very strong,” said Hussein Mohamed, a Yemeni resident, who lives close to the presidential palace.
Ahmed al-Mekhlafy, another resident, also felt the sheer force of the strikes. “The house was rocked, and the windows were shattered,” he told the AP over the phone.
The strike comes days after the Houthis claimed they launched newly equipped missiles toward Israel, including targeting the country’s largest airport. There was no reported damage or injuries in Israel from the missile launched on Friday. Israel’s military said it fragmented mid-air after several attempts to intercept it.
https://apnews.com/article/israel-gaza-yemen-houthi-rebels-fe4e0406f2b04cd3a07fd0b41771a5bb