The Israeli air force struck the Yemeni Houthi capital of Sanaa on Sunday, August 24th, in response to Friday’s ballistic missile strike by the Houthis on Israel, the IDF confirmed.
Quoting Israeli security sources, The Jerusalem Post and Reuters reported that more than 10 aircraft dropped around 35 munitions, targeting an area near the presidential complex, the Asar and Hizaz power plants, and sites where the Houthi rebels may keep ballistic missiles.
The IDF added that the presidential palace in the Sanaa area is located within a military site from which Houthi forces operate.
The Hizaz and Asar power plants served as a significant electricity supply facility for Houthi activities, the IDF said.
