Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that fighter jets from the Israeli Air Force struck targets at Sanaa International Airport, which is controlled by the Houthis.
In a statement, Katz said the airstrikes "destroyed the last remaining aircraft used by the Houthis; previous planes had been destroyed in a strike on the airport on May 6."
He added, "This is a clear message and a direct continuation of the policy we set: whoever fires at the State of Israel will pay a heavy price."
Katz continued, "Targeting ports in Yemen will continue intensively, and Sanaa Airport will be repeatedly destroyed, along with other strategic infrastructure in the region used by the Houthi terrorist organization and its supporters."
He clarified, "The Houthis will be under a naval and aerial blockade, as we promised and warned — anyone who harms us will suffer sevenfold damage."
In a statement, Katz said the airstrikes "destroyed the last remaining aircraft used by the Houthis; previous planes had been destroyed in a strike on the airport on May 6."
He added, "This is a clear message and a direct continuation of the policy we set: whoever fires at the State of Israel will pay a heavy price."
Katz continued, "Targeting ports in Yemen will continue intensively, and Sanaa Airport will be repeatedly destroyed, along with other strategic infrastructure in the region used by the Houthi terrorist organization and its supporters."
He clarified, "The Houthis will be under a naval and aerial blockade, as we promised and warned — anyone who harms us will suffer sevenfold damage."
