Israel’s military reported that a surface-to-surface missile launched from Yemen struck a desolate region in central Israel, causing no injuries.
The missile, which was fired by the Houthi rebels in Yemen, landed in an unoccupied area, avoiding any casualties or property damage.
The missile strike occurred shortly after air raid sirens were triggered across Tel Aviv and other central Israeli locations.
The activation of the sirens sent residents scrambling for shelter and heightened the alert level throughout the region. Authorities quickly moved to assess the situation and ensure public safety.
In a statement, the military provided details about the incident:
“Following the activation of sirens earlier today in central Israel, we detected a surface-to-surface missile crossing into the area from the east and landing in an open space.
Thankfully, there have been no reports of injuries or damage.”
The military also emphasized their ongoing monitoring and defensive measures to protect against further threats.
This incident underscores the ongoing tensions and conflicts involving Yemen’s Houthi rebels, who have previously targeted Israeli and regional interests.
The attack highlights the broader geopolitical tensions in the region and the continued threat posed by missile strikes and other forms of aggression.
Israeli defense forces have assured the public that they are prepared to respond to any further threats and are working to strengthen their defense systems.
Meanwhile, officials have called for calm and urged residents to stay alert and follow safety protocols.
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