MADRID Dec. 12 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Israeli Army claimed this Thursday to have intercepted a drone supposedly launched by the Houthis from Yemen and another launched “from the east”, in apparent reference to Iraq, and has assured that the attacks have resulted in no victims.
Thus, he has indicated through his account on the social network X that “an interceptor was launched in the Eilat area against an unmanned aerial device apparently launched from Yemen that was on its way to Israeli territory.”
“The device did not enter Israeli territory and there were no victims,” he stated, which would imply that the drone was intercepted over the Red Sea, without the rebels having commented for now on the attack.
Furthermore, he stressed that “the Air Force has intercepted an unmanned aerial device launched from the east in the south of the country.” “There are no victims. The alerts were activated in line with the policies,” he concluded.
Iraq’s Houthis and pro-Iran militias have carried out dozens of drone and projectile attacks against Israel since the outbreak of conflict in the region following the October 7, 2023 attacks by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and others. Palestinian factions.
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