News - Yemen : The official spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, announced a precision military operation deep inside occupied Palestine on Wednesday, described as both a show of support for the Palestinian people and a response to the Israeli enemy's “massacre of Gaza civilians.”

According to the statement, Yemen’s Rocketry Forces launched a hypersonic ballistic missile, Palestine-2, targeting a sensitive military site in occupied Jaffa (Tel Aviv). The operation reportedly struck its target accurately, forcing millions of Zionists into shelters and leading to the closure of airspace over occupied Palestine.

In addition, Yemen’s Air Force carried out two precision operations: the first struck multiple targets in Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) with three drones, while the second targeted a sensitive site in Beersheba. Both operations were confirmed successful.

The Yemeni Armed Forces emphasized that Umm al-Rashrash will remain under continuous targeting. The statement also warned that the Israeli enemy poses a broader regional threat, not limited to occupied Palestine.

Yemen affirmed it will continue its operations in support of the Palestinian people until the aggression against Gaza stops and the blockade is lifted. The country is reportedly advancing its military capabilities as part of the nation’s struggle against the Israeli enemy, pledging that an independent Yemen will remain committed to regional causes and continue confronting the Israeli enemy until victory is achieved.

Earlier the Israeli enemy media reported that millions of settlers rushed into shelters after air-raid sirens sounded across much of occupied Palestine following the launch of a missile from Yemen, described as hypersonic.

Since late 2023, Yemen has conducted long-range missile and drone strikes against Israeli enemy targets as support for Gaza and retaliation for Israeli aggression on Yemen. The campaign has disrupted civilian life, forced mass evacuations, and expanded Israel enemy's security challenges to southern and Red Sea fronts.