The Houthis attacked five strategically important sites in Israel with the help of drones

Houthis from the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement attacked five strategic sites in Israel with drones, including Ben Gurion Airport. This was announced on July 21 by Yahya Saria, the official representative of the armed forces of the movement.

Also, according to him, Houthi drones attacked the port of Eilat (Umm al-Rashrash), Ramon airfield and other "vital Israeli military installations."

"The operation has successfully achieved its goals," Saria wrote on his Telegram channel.

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Earlier, on July 18, the Houthis attacked Israel's Ben Gurion airport with a hypersonic ballistic missile. It was clarified that as a result of the strikes, the airport was shut down.

The day before, Al Masirah TV channel reported a missile attack by the Houthis, which also hit Ben Gurion Airport. It was clarified that a Zulfikar-type ballistic missile was involved in the operation.

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