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WHO chief says he was at Yemen airport when it was hit by Israeli air strikes which killed three

By Editorial Board Published December 26, 2024 3 Min Read
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WHO chief says he was at Yemen airport when it was hit by Israeli air strikes which killed three

The pinnacle of the World Well being Organisation (WHO) stated he was at Yemen’s Sanaa airport when it was hit by Israeli air strikes.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated he was about to board a flight from Sanaa with UN and WHO workers when “the airport came under aerial bombardment”.

“One of our plane’s crew members was injured,” he added. “At least two people were reported killed at the airport.

“The air site visitors management tower, the departure lounge – just some meters from the place we have been – and the runway have been broken.”

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Mr Ghebreyesus stated he and his colleagues have been secure and despatched “our heartfelt condolences” to the relations of those that died.

In the meantime, Israel’s navy stated it had hit a number of targets linked to the Iran-aligned Houthi motion in Yemen on Thursday – together with Sanaa Worldwide Airport and three ports alongside the western coast.

Assaults hit Yemen’s Hezyaz and Ras Kanatib energy stations in addition to navy infrastructure within the ports of Hodeidah, Salif and Ras Kanatib, Israel’s navy added.

It added 11 others have been wounded within the assaults.

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Israel’s navy stated it had hit Houthi-linked targets in Hodeidah, Sanaa, Ras Kanatib, Hezyaz and Salif

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the strikes and stated on social media: “We are determined to sever this terror arm of Iran’s axis.

“We’ll persist on this till we full the duty.”

It comes after 16 individuals have been wounded in Tel Aviv when a missile fired by the Houthis struck a playground over the weekend.

Jets additionally fired at Sanaa and Hodeida final week, killing 9 individuals in what the Israeli navy known as a response to earlier assaults from the insurgent group.

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