The Israel authorities have announced on Tuesday that the Saná International Airport, the capital of Yemen, which is under the control of the Hutis rebels, has been “completely destroyed” after the new attacks perpetrated by the Israeli forces against the area.
The Armed Forces of Israel have indicated that, for the second time in 24 hours, they have attacked “terrorist objectives of the Hutí regime” in the country, some bombings that arrive in response to the attack perpetrated on Sunday by the insurgents against the Ben Gurion International Airport, the main of Israel and located on the outskirts of the city of Tel Aviv.
The Israeli forces have indicated that Yemeni airport has now been out of service, as well as the port of the town of Hodeida-attached at night and used by the hutis for the transfer of weapons. “This is another example of the use of civil infrastructure by the Hutí terrorist organization to carry out its operations,” he said.
-They have also explained that several Saná power plants have been reached, in addition to a concrete factory, an “important resource for the regime”, which would use this material for the construction of tunnels and military infrastructure. “The attacks have been selectively perpetrated and taking precautions to minimize civil damages and properties,” the text collects.
“The Hutí terrorist regime has been carrying out operations during the last damage thanks to Iranian financing to damage Israel and its allies, undermine the regional order and disturb the release of global navigation,” said the Israeli army.
Shortly before, Israel’s defense forces have issued a notice in which they urged to “urgently” the Saná International Airport after the Israeli attacks on the objectives of the Hutíes rebels have been intensified in the last hours.
