Yemeni missile attack on Eilat port in the south of the occupied territories

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, “Brigadier Yahya Saree”, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, announced today (December 15) on the X social network (former Twitter) about a missile attack on the Eilat region in the south of occupied Palestine.

He further emphasized that the attacks of the Yemeni army on the occupied Palestinian lands and also the blocking of Israeli ships in the Makran Sea and the Red Sea will continue until the aggression against Gaza stops.

Al-Mayadeen network, quoting Israeli media, reported that the alarm was sounded in the port of Eilat and wrote that the residents of Eilat reported hearing at least two explosions.

The Zionist media also announced that the regime’s air defenses were activated following the sighting of a missile over the Red Sea that targeted the port of Eilat.

Yemeni missile over the area of ​​”Umm al-Rash” in the Sinai Peninsula

In this regard, “Mohammed Al-Atafi”, the Minister of Defense of the National Salvation Government of Yemen, has also said that the Red Sea from the Gulf of Aqaba to Bab al-Mandeb is considered a forbidden area for the Zionist regime.

On the other hand, the Reuters news agency quoted the British Maritime Trade Center as claiming a security incident in the Red Sea and wrote that the center announced reports of a security incident involving a drone in the Red Sea, specifically at 47 miles. Yemen’s Hodeida port has received.

The government of Yemen last November 28, in the shadow of the continuation of the brutal genocide in Gaza, announced by publishing a statement that the ships with the flag of the Zionist regime, used by this regime or owned by the Israelis are targeted. and after that, he fulfilled his promise. After the Yemeni Navy’s missile and drone attack on two Israeli ships in the Red Sea, Washington also took action and started actions with the stated aim of creating a safe corridor for Israeli ships.

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