Ansarallah, the armed forces of Yemen, launched a drone strike that breached the airspace of occupied Palestine from the sea and crashed into a building on Shalom Aleichem Street in Tel Aviv, causing significant damage.
Zionist emergency services reported eight people injured by shrapnel from the explosion, while Zionist media reported one person dead. According to the police, who corroborated the information of the Zionist media, the body was found in a building near the explosion and showed signs of shrapnel wounds.
The targeted building is located on Ben Yehuda Street in Tel Aviv, and a state of panic among settlers in the city due to the loud explosion, which was heard as far away as the West Bank.
Zionist media sources revealed that a large drone approached Tel Aviv from the sea at a low altitude. It is still unclear how the drone managed to bypass all defensive systems and strike the building.
Footage of the explosion and its aftermath showed the drone’s engine noise before the impact. Zionist media reported that multiple drones targeted the area, but the occupation military has yet to provide official details.
Near the US embassy
Palestinian journalists noted that the explosion occurred on one of Tel Aviv’s major streets in a heavily secured area with additional air defenses, including the nearby US embassy, as confirmed by journalist Samer Khowaira.
About an hour after the explosion, all initial speculations about the incident being a bomb or having a criminal background were ruled out. Zionist media also reported that the occupation’s Prime Minister Netanyahu postponed his trip to the United States following the explosion.
The spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces announced that he will make an official announcement for a major military operation in the coming hours. The spokesperson noted that the special operation, the details of which will be announced, targeted Tel Aviv in occupied Palestine.
Later Zionist media reported that the US military had allegedly intercepted 4 Unmanned aircraft on their way to “Israel”.