News - Middle East: Zionist media confirmed that the enemy has failed to contain the repercussions of Yemeni operations within the framework of a comprehensive aerial blockade.

After the enemy proved unable to counter the Yemeni Armed Forces’ strategy of targeting Lod Airport, known Zionistically as “Ben Gurion,” the Israeli newspaper Globes reported that the enemy’s “government” is seeking to convert the airport into a base for foreign companies to park their planes in exchange for negotiated fees.

The report stated that the so-called “Ministry of Transportation” plans to open Ben Gurion Airport as a base for foreign airlines to park their aircraft, aiming to reduce airfare prices. It noted that the rental fees for these aircraft parking spaces will be allocated to support ticket prices, which have skyrocketed due to the international aerial isolation created by Yemeni Armed Forces operations.

While this move reflects the enemy’s exhaustion of counter-options against Yemeni deterrence, it has also opened a new avenue of internal disputes. Globes highlighted that “a meeting at the Ministry of Transportation about opening the airport as a base for foreign companies ended with the Director of the Civil Aviation Authority leaving angrily due to concerns for Israeli companies.”

The Yemeni Armed Forces continuously target Lod Airport, considered the “only” main artery connecting the Zionist entity to all countries worldwide. The airport also represents a comprehensive economic stronghold for the entity. Its paralysis and the expulsion of dozens of international aviation companies have inflicted heavy losses on the enemy, triggering sharp economic declines in investment, advanced industries, tourism, and technological production, as well as a continuous drop in stock market values due to Yemeni deterrence.