Israel says it struck the ports, the power plant in Yemen star-news.press/wp

The Israeli army said early on Monday that Israel attacked the Houthi targets in three Yemeni ports and the power plant.

The army added that the strikes on the ports of Hodeidah, RAS ISA, Salif and Ras Qantib were repeated attacks on Israel, as the army added.

Since the beginning of the war in Gaza in October 2023, the Houthis gave alignment against Iran and in the shipment in the Red Sea, which led to the disruption of global trade, while it says that the actions of solidarity with the Palestinians.

Most of the dozens of missiles and drones that were launched towards Israel were intercepted. Israel carried out a series of reprisals.

The army added that Israel also attacked the Galaxy leader in the RAS ISA port, which the Houthis seized in late 2023.

The army said: “The forces of the Houthi terrorist regime installed a radar system on the ship, and used it to track ships in the international sea space, in order to strengthen the activities of the Houthi terrorist regime.”

Using a large number of surface missiles that are being produced locally, “the Houthi military spokesman said in the wake of the attacks that faced the Houthi air defenses.

Residents told Reuters that the Israeli strikes in the city of Hodida in the Red Sea port put the main power plant out of service, leaving the city in the dark.

There were no immediate reports on losses.

Marshi TV, Houthi TV, said that Israel launched a series of strikes at Hodida, shortly after the Israeli army issued a warning to evacuate people in the three Yemeni ports.

The attack comes hours after the Hodida ship’s attack and the ship’s crew gave up on the water.

No one immediately demanded his responsibility for the attack, but the Ambrey security company said that the ship fits the typical side appearance of the Houthi goal.

Israel strongly harmed Iran’s other allies in the region – the Lebanese Hezbollah and the Palestinian Group Hamas.

The Houthis supported by Tehran and the Iranian armed groups in Iraq are still standing.

The group’s leader, Abdul Malik Al -Houthi, created the force that challenged the world powers from a group of Rajaj Mountains in the sandals.

Under the supervision of Houthi, the group grew a army of tens of thousands of fighters and gained armed aircraft and ballistic missiles. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the West say that weapons come from Iran, although Tehran denies this.