Israeli Army Intercepts Cruise Missile Over Red Sea – Latest Updates and Analysis

2023-11-22 20:15:00

The Israeli Army intercepted a cruise missile over the Red Frame this Wednesday, an incident that occurred shortly following alarms went off regarding the possible infiltration of a “hostile aircraft” into Israeli airspace.

“Following a warning regarding the infiltration of a plane in the area of ​​the city of Eilat, the Air Force successfully intercepted a cruise missile launched towards Israeli territory,” the Israeli forces indicated in a message broadcast through X, before known as Twitter.

Thus, they have ruled out that the “threat has entered the territory” of Israel in what might mean an attack by the Houthi rebels of Yemen, who this week hijacked a ship in the Red Sea in response to Israeli bombings once morest the Gaza Strip.

Although it is a merchant ship operated by a Japanese firm flying the Bahamas flag, it is owned by a British company linked to British-Israeli businessman Rami Ungar.

Yemeni rebels – who are backed by Iran – have recently launched several ballistic missiles and launched drones over the city of Eilat, although all of them have been intercepted or have not successfully reached their target.

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