Missile strike from Yemen caused significant disruption in central Tel Aviv, resulting in 20 injuries as a stampede ensued
A missile launched from Yemen toward central Tel Aviv in the occupied Palestinian territories sparked chaos in the city, leading to a hazardous stampede among its residents.
Missile alerts were activated across multiple regions in the central territories on Tuesday following the launch of a projectile, according to a report from the regime’s “Home Front.”
The regime’s ambulance service reported that up to 20 individuals suffered injuries during a stampede in Tel Aviv. The incident occurred as unauthorized settlers flooded the streets, rushing to find shelter.
The Israeli military reported that it successfully intercepted a projectile before it entered the airspace of the territories.
In numerous instances, the military has consistently advanced certain claims, only to have them subsequently challenged by Yemen’s Armed Forces.
The military forces have significantly escalated their pro-Palestinian offensives against the territories and various Israeli targets.
The operations commenced after the Israeli administration initiated a conflict characterized by widespread violence in the Gaza Strip in October of the previous year.
The recent military offensive has resulted in the deaths of over 45,300 Palestinians, with a significant number of the casualties being women and children.
Yemeni military operations have recently concentrated their efforts on Tel Aviv, recognized as the economic center of Israel, with the nation’s Armed Forces frequently claiming successful strikes involving ballistic and hypersonic missiles over the past few weeks.
“An Act of War”
In an effort to curtail pro-Palestinian operations in Yemen, the Yemeni regime, along with its staunch ally the United States, has launched a series of aerial assaults in the region. In response, Yemeni forces have begun targeting American military assets stationed off the Yemeni coast.
In a continued demonstration of its strategic interests, Washington has recently stationed the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) aircraft carrier in the Red Sea. This move is part of a larger strike group’s deployment aimed at exerting pressure on Sana’a.
Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a prominent figure within Ansarullah’s Political Council, part of the Yemeni popular resistance movement, issued a stern warning regarding the ongoing deployment of the carrier. He stated that its presence in regional waters is tantamount to a “declaration of war.”
An official stated that the prolonged presence of the American aircraft carrier in the Red Sea conveys a message of war, intimidation, and increased military activity in the region.
