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Israel shelled targets in the capital of Yemenu in the rematch for the earlier Hutich fire

2025-08-24 17:08

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2025-08-24 17:08

Israel carried a raid on Sunday in San, the capital of Yemenu – said the AP agency. Two days earlier, Huti rebels fired a missile with cassette ammunition towards Israel. Residents of Sana say they have heard explosions, among others from the region of the Presidential Palace.

Israel shelled targets in the capital of Yemenu in the rematch for the earlier Hutich fire
Israel shelled targets in the capital of Yemenu in the rematch for the earlier Hutich fire
photo: AA / Abaca / Abaca Press / / Forum

“The sounds of the explosion were very strong,” said Husejn Mohamed, a resident of Yemen, who lives near the Presidential Palace. The Hutich press office has announced that the raids had many areas in the capital.

The Israeli army announced that the attacks hit the “military infrastructure of the terrorist Huti regime” in the Sana region, including the military facility in which the Presidential Palace is located, Hizaz and Asar power plants, as well as a fuel storage. 10 Air Force aircraft took part in the raids on Sana, shedding about 35 ammunition – the Israeli media passed.

Supported by Iran, Szyicki Huti has been launching rockets and drones towards Israel for over 22 months and attack ships in the Red Sea. They claim that they conduct attacks as part of Solidarity with Palestinians during the war in the Gaza Strip.

Huti announced that on Friday they fired a new ballistic missile armed with a cassette head towards Israel. There was no damage – the Israeli army reported that the bullet broke up in the air after several attempts to intercep. Currently, his remains are being examined to determine whether he contained a cassette ammunition similar to the one which Iran used in June. These types of loads make it difficult to capture and increase the risk of injuries among civilians – noted the Iran International portal.

Over the past two years, Hutich attacks paralyzed the shipping in the Red Sea, through which goods with a value of about $ 1 trillion flow every year. By the end of last year, the rebels attacked over 100 ships – the agency said. (PAP)

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