DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: Security firm Ambrey said late Saturday that Yemen’s Houthi rebels, in coordination with Iran, launched multiple drones at Israel, and that the missiles were likely to reach Israel simultaneously.
“Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVS) were reportedly launched by the Huthis toward Israel. The UAVs were launched in coordination with Iran,” the company said. “Israeli ports are assessed to be potential targets”, it added, and warned of “collateral damage” to shipping
Meanwhile, Iran state media reported that the retaliatory drone and missile attack on Israel early Sunday dealt “heavy blows” to an air base in the Negev desert.
The official IRNA news agency said that the most important Israeli air base in the Negev was the successful target of the Kheibar missile. It further said that “images and data indicate that the base sustained heavy blows.”
