Israeli warplanes launch airstrikes on Hodeida, Yemen
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Israeli warplanes conducted a series of airstrikes on Sunday evening, targeting key infrastructure in the city of Hodeida, located in western Yemen.
According to Israeli media, the Israeli Air Force launched seven missiles aimed at the port of Hodeida. The raids also struck the Ras Issa port and electrical stations in Al-Hali and Ras Kutheeb, as confirmed by local security sources in Hodeida province.
This marks the second Israeli attack on Hodeida in recent months, following an earlier airstrike on July 20 that targeted oil tankers at the port.
The situation in Hodeida remains tense as the attacks continue to disrupt vital services and damage critical infrastructure in the region. (ILKHA)
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