The Israeli Air Force attacked two power plants and a cement plant in Yemen.

Israeli Air Force planes have attacked two power plants and a cement factory in Yemen. This was reported on May 6 by Al Masirah TV channel.

"The Israeli aggression is directed against the capital Sanaa," the media's Telegram channel says.

It is specified that Israeli warplanes struck two power plants: Haiz in the Sanhan district and Dhahban in the Beni el-Harith district. They also attacked a cement factory in Omran province in northwestern Yemen.

Afterwards, Al Yemen TV channel added that as a result of Israeli air strikes, the Sanaa International Airport was completely destroyed. Aviation destroyed the main passenger terminal and all adjacent technical facilities.

All civilian aircraft located in the air harbor were also destroyed. The press service of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the attack.

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Earlier that day, IDF spokesman Avihai Adrai called on Yemenis to leave Sanaa International Airport and surrounding areas for safety reasons. He stressed that immediate evacuation from the specified area is necessary.

On May 4, it was reported that the US Armed Forces also carried out a series of attacks on targets located in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa. The targets of the strikes were the port of Ras Isa and the island of Kamaran in Salif in Hodeidah. Three airstrikes were carried out on weapons depots in the Al-Sawad camp south of Sanaa. Dozens of Houthis were killed and injured as a result of the bombing.