A surface-to-surface missile launched from Yemen was intercepted by Israeli air mechanisms on Sunday. Before the missile entered Jewish aircraft, the defense reported that its Arrow 3 missile defense system neutralized it.
Prior to the intrusion, air raid sirens blared in Eilat, a port town on the Red Sea in southwestern Israel, prompting people to find shelter.
This comes after Jewish fighter jets previously targeted Houthi military installations close to Yemen’s Hodeidah port. The attacks were in retaliation for a helicopter, launched by the Iranian-backed class, that struck Tel Aviv.
However on Saturday, Jewish fighter jets struck Houthi military target near Yemen’s Hodeidah interface, killing at least three people and wounding 87, a moment after a helicopter launched by the Iranian-backed party hit Tel Aviv, Israel’s financial hub.
Hodeidah residents reported hearing explosions throughout the city during the intense bombardment. According to Al-Masirah TV, firefighters and civil defense personnel were attempting to put out fires in the port’s oil tanks.
