News - Yemen: The Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Thursday evening the execution of two high-level military operations targeting Israeli positions in the occupied Negev and Ramon Airport in southern occupied Palestine.

In a statement, the Armed Forces confirmed that the Rocketry Force launched a hypersonic ballistic missile, identified as Palestine-2, against a military target in the occupied Negev.

The strike reportedly achieved its objective, forcing thousands of Israeli settlers into shelters.

The statement further detailed that the Air Force carried out a separate operation using three unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Two drones struck Ramon Airport in the Um al-Rashrash area, while the third hit another Israeli military site in the Negev. Both operations were said to have successfully reached their designated targets.

According to the Yemeni military, the twin operations were carried out in support of the Palestinian people and their resistance factions, in retaliation for the genocidal crimes and starvation policies imposed by the Israeli enemy on Gaza, as well as in direct response to recent Israeli aggression on Yemen.

The Armed Forces reiterated that Yemen’s military support operations will continue until the aggression is halted and the blockade on Gaza is lifted, underscoring Sana’a’s firm commitment to the Palestinian cause and readiness to confront any further Israeli escalation.

Earlier Israeli enemy media acknowledged a series of operations targeting strategic areas, while warning sirens did not stop blaring in the south and center of occupied Palestine.

The so-called Israeli Home Front announced that the Yemeni operations reached the 'Arava Valley' in the 'Negev,' 'Ramon' Airport in Umm Al-Rashrash (Eilat), in addition to military sites in 'Be'er Ora,' confirming that a state of maximum alert was imposed in those areas after interception attempts failed.

This large-scale attack comes a day after the Israeli aggression on Yemen, which targeted, in a series of raids, the building of the '26 September and Al-Yemen' newspapers in the middle of residential neighborhoods in the capital Sana'a, and the government complex in Al-Jawf, which left more than 35 martyrs and 131 injured.