News – Yemen: Argentine President Javier Milei has commented on the recent Yemeni strike deep inside Zionist-occupied territories and its repercussions, which have heightened threats and risks for both the Israeli entity and its settler population.

President Milei stated, "From the window of my hotel room in Al-Quds, I saw firsthand the situation that [Israelis] are living through."

This statement reflects the fear and panic that has gripped millions of Israelis after two missiles were launched on Tuesday evening at Lod Airport. The attack forced the population to flee to shelters, where they remained for an extended period due to the failure of the enemy’s interceptor missiles, which scattered across various settlements and caused damage to settler property.

Although President Milei is one of the most vocal supporters of the Zionist government, his remarks indirectly confirm that Yemeni deterrent capabilities have reached a level that can no longer be ignored, downplayed, or countered—even with foreign support to the enemy.

Milei arrived in the occupied Palestinian territories on Monday evening for a visit scheduled to last until Thursday. On Tuesday, he met with Zionist President Isaac Herzog, where they discussed what they described as Iranian threats to the Israeli entity. Despite growing international calls for a boycott of the Israeli government, the Argentine president reaffirmed his full support for the Zionist entity.

In an official statement issued Tuesday evening, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, confirmed that the Rocktery Forces carried out a special military operation targeting Lod Airport in occupied Jaffa with two ballistic missiles: one hypersonic Palestine-2 missile and one Zolfaghar missile. He stated that one of the missiles struck the airport directly, while the enemy’s interception systems failed to prevent the attack.

Earlier, Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat had announced the imminent launch of a new phase of deterrence against the Zionist enemy, which requires prior warnings to other countries.

Al-Mashat emphasized that Yemen’s strikes on the Zionist entity would be calculated, effective, and vital—ensuring that Yemeni forces retain superiority and control over the battlefield.