TEHRAN – Yemeni forces launched a major hypersonic missile attack on Tel Aviv early Sunday, striking sensitive Israeli military targets in a move coordinated with the Islamic Republic of Iran, according to a senior Yemeni military official.
Yahya Saree, spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, announced on Sunday morning that Yemeni forces carried out a new military operation against the Zionist occupiers in central Tel Aviv.
He said that the missile units launched several “Palestine-2” hypersonic ballistic missiles at sensitive positions in the occupied Yafa region over a 24-hour period.
“The operation successfully hit its targets and was conducted in coordination with recent strikes by the Iranian Armed Forces and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps against the criminal Zionist enemy,” Saree said.
He added that Yemen’s armed forces salute the Islamic Republic of Iran—its people, its military, and its leadership—for their courageous and unwavering resistance to the Zionist regime’s brutal aggression.
“In the name of God Almighty, they continue to deliver firm and successive blows to the enemy’s military bases, command centers, and strategic facilities,” he declared.
Saree reiterated Yemen’s firm commitment to supporting the people of Gaza and the resistance fighters until the Zionist aggression is halted and the blockade on the Strip is lifted.
He also called upon Arab and Islamic nations to take initiative, stating: “Jihad is one of the gates of Paradise, opened only to the chosen by God. Rise up against the Zionist crimes against your brothers in Gaza—what is happening there today will reach you tomorrow.”
This escalation took place as Iran launched the third phase of the “True Promise” operation in the early hours of Sunday in retaliation in response to Zionist enemy’s attack on civilian targets and nuclear academicians, targeting the heart of the occupied territories with a combined barrage of missile and drone strikes.
Massive explosions rocked areas around Ben Gurion Airport and eastern Tel Aviv as a result of Iran’s strikes, causing extensive destruction.
Zionist media outlets, despite military censorship, confirmed that at least six strategic locations across the occupied land were hit directly by Iranian missiles.
Iran’s attacks heavily targeted the cities of Bat Yam and Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv.
While Israeli media published conflicting casualty reports, some confirmed that 207 people were injured and at least 9 were killed, with dozens still missing in Bat Yam.
Israel’s Channel 12 reported the number of injured has risen to 240, with many still trapped under rubble.
Zionist regime radio stated that dozens of homes and buildings were destroyed in Bat Yam, and a military-linked research center in Rehovot was directly hit.
In the aftermath, the occupying regime enforced strict military censorship, preventing the media from reporting the full scale of the devastation.
According to informed sources, the actual death toll and extent of damage far exceed what the Israeli regime has admitted publicly.
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