Yemeni UAVs slammed Ramon Strategic Airport in al -Naqb+ Movie – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Zionist media reports that Yemeni drone attack on Ramon Airport in al -Naqb in the south of the occupied territories, Mehr News Agency quoted Shahab News Agency as saying.

Israeli users released images of smoked that arose after the Yemeni UAV attack from the airport.

Some Zionist sources have reported a number of injuries to a Yemeni UAV attack on Ramon Airport. Losses have been damaged and passengers have been evacuated.

On the other hand, the Zionist TV Channel reported that the regime’s firefighters were dispatched to Ramon Airport in the south of the occupied territories.

A spokesman for the regime also announced the airport’s airspace and stopped flights.

Zionist media quoted a military source as saying that the Yemeni UAV was targeting the Ramon Airport passenger hall in the south of the occupied territories. The sources reported two people wounded in the UAV attack.

Yasrael Hume reported: Ramon Airport passenger hall is targeted.

The Zionist TV Channel 4 also reported that four drones were fired from Yemen. The media claimed that three drones were intercepted.

The Israeli army acknowledged that the Yemeni fourth drone hit Ramon Airport.

The Zionist regime’s army acknowledged that the danger siren at the airport has not sounded and investigations are underway.

The Zionist Army Radio also said: Eight missiles and seven drones have been fired since the assassination of Ansarullah officials in Sanaa. The Zionist army has reported the failure of observation systems and failed to observe the Yemeni UAV. According to the Zionist media, the drone was not monitored by the system and hit the airport.

Where is Ramon Airport?

Asif Ramon Airport was launched 2 kilometers north of Eilat in year 6. The airport is the second largest airport in the occupied territories after Ben Gorion Tel Aviv. The construction of Ramon Airport began after the battle between Hamas and Israel. At that time, the Zionist regime’s security committee, relying on its report, said Ben Gurion Airport was unable to operate in critical times due to security vulnerabilities in the face of Palestinian resistance missiles, so Ramon Airport Development Plan was launched.