News - Yemen: Sirens blared in the southern occupied Palestinian city of Umm al-Rashrash, known occupationally as Eilat, on Tuesday after multiple drones breached its airspace, with local reports confirming the sound of explosions.

According to broadcasts from the Zionist enemy's army radio, a total of three drones were launched from Yemen towards the coastal city within the span of an hour. The initial wave involved three drones, prompting a state of high alert and mobilization among the Zionist authorities.

A later, fourth drone triggered air raid sirens for a second time in the evening. The enemy's police force confirmed it had deployed units to the tourist city following reports of explosion sounds. In an official statement, they indicated that extensive search operations are underway for the debris of a suspected rocket projectile that may have fallen in the area.

These developments occur amidst a significant escalation in military operations conducted by the Yemeni Armed Forces. These operations, employing drones and missiles against targets in southern occupied Palestine, are stated as being in solidarity with Gaza and as a response to the ongoing Zionist aggression against the Strip.

Over the past two years, the Yemeni Armed Forces have repeatedly demonstrated their ability to strike targets deep inside the occupied territories with long-range drones and missiles. These actions have proven the ineffectiveness of the enemy's much-touted air defense systems, including the "Iron Dome," in dealing with sustained and sophisticated drone warfare.

Therefore, today's successful drone infiltration and the subsequent explosions in Eilat are not an isolated incident, but a calculated operation within a broader, sustained campaign of military pressure by the Yemeni Armed Forces in support of Gaza.