Sayyed Houthi Confirms Yemeni Response to ‘israeli’ Aggression on Hodeidah
Leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah Sayyed Abdul Malik Badreddine Al-Houthi stressed on Thursday that the response to the Israeli aggression on Hodeidah is inevitable, underlining the continuation of the military operations in support of Palestine.
In his weekly televised speech, Sayyed Houthi affirmed that Yemen will not hesitate to support the oppressed Palestinian people against the Israeli enemy until the latter stops the genocidal war on Gaza and lifts its siege on the Strip.
“On the support front from Yemen, the fifth phase of escalation was launched with the Yafa Operation targeting Yafa (Jaffa) at the end of last week.” Sayyed Houthi noted that the enemy was shocked by the Yafa Operation and stunned by the importance of the target, which was “Tel Aviv,” the center of decision-making, and the long distance covered by the drone.
“The Yafa drone traveled over 2200 km, penetrating all the walls and barriers the enemy relies on for protection, with its defenders and those recruited to support it.”
The Yafa Operation targeted a specific and intended goal and hit it accurately from a great distance, terrifying the “Israeli” and American adversaries, according to the Yemeni leader.
“Targeting Tel Aviv means that there is no longer a safe place for Zionist Jews in occupied Palestine.”
The course of joint Yemeni operations with the Iraqi resistance will witness significant developments in the coming phase, according to Sayyed Houthi.
Sayyed Houthi also underlined Hezbollah success in flying its surveillance drone over Ramat airbase in Haifa amid the failure of the Israeli enemy to detect it.
The Yemeni Military Media Department released on Tuesday a video which shows the footage of the operation of launching Yafa drone at Tel Aviv.
The Yemeni Armed Forces announced a successful drone strike on a significant target within Tel Aviv, Palestine, as part of their ongoing support for Gaza. The operation, carried out by the newly developed Yafa drone, was declared by Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree on Friday.
