News – Yemen: The Yemeni Armed Forces have announced the execution of a special military operation targeting Lod Airport in the occupied city of Jaffa, using a Palestine-2 hypersonic ballistic missile.

In an official statement, the forces confirmed that the operation accurately achieved its objective, causing widespread panic among Zionist settlers, with millions fleeing to shelters and airport operations coming to a complete halt.

The Armed Forces also reported that the Air Force carried out three additional operations targeting sensitive enemy sites in Jaffa, Ashkelon, and Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat).

The statement emphasized that these operations come as part of Yemen’s continued support for the Palestinian people and its rejection of the ongoing genocide being committed against them. It reaffirmed the Yemeni people’s determination to fulfill their national and religious duties toward the Palestinian cause.

Yemen continues to support Gaza on all fronts, including military backing through the launch of hypersonic and ballistic missiles. These Yemeni operations have successfully achieved their objectives, disrupting air traffic at Lod Airport (Ben Gurion) and preventing Israeli ships from navigating the Red Sea toward the port of Umm al-Rashrash in southern occupied Palestine.

In recent years, Yemen has steadily transformed from a war-torn nation defending its sovereignty to a central player in a broader regional confrontation against foreign hegemony. As part of the Axis of Resistance — an alliance that includes Iran, Hezbollah, and other anti-Zionist forces — Yemen has elevated its position through increasingly strategic and coordinated military operations.

Since the ongoing genocide in Gaza by the Israeli enemy, the Yemeni Armed Forces have not only issued statements of solidarity but have also taken direct action. These actions have ranged from missile strikes targeting critical military installations in occupied territories to high-impact naval operations that have disrupted Israeli-linked shipping through the Red Sea.