Yemen army spokesman said in a statement on Sunday that the armed forces of his country struck Israel's Ben Gurion Airport with a hypersonic missile.
According to Yemeni Al-Masirah TV report, the Yemeni armed forces issued a statement announcing that they had targeted Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied Jaffa region next to Tel Aviv with a ballistic missile.
According to the statement, the Yemeni armed forces’ operation was carried out using a Palestine 2 supersonic ballistic missile.
The Yemeni armed forces emphasized that the operation halted the movement of aircraft at the airport. In addition, the Yemeni forces targeted the US aircraft carrier Harry Truman and a number of other hostile naval assets in the Red Sea.
The operation by these forces against the enemy ships, using a number of missiles and drones, lasted for several hours, the spokesman said. The statement cam hours after the media reported that the sirens were sounded in Tel Aviv and large areas of central occupied Palestine.
Al-Jazeera reported that sirens were called off in more than 20 occupied cities and towns, including Tel Aviv, holy Quds and the northern settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Meanwhile, Al-Masirah TV also reported that "Sirens were triggered in Jaffa, the Palmachim Airbase in the south of occupied Jaffa, and large areas of central occupied Palestine. The sirens were activated after a missile was fired from Yemen."
The Arab website also showed the moment settlers fleeing for safety when the the alarm were sounded after a missile was fired from Yemen into central occupied Palestine.
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