IDF: We struck crucial economic infrastructure for Houthi terrorists

The IDF officially confirmed today (Monday) that it launched a major air strike against Hodeidah port, a key source of income for the Iran-backed Houthi terrorist regime.

Here is the full statement:

"The IDF attacked terrorist targets of the Houthi terrorist regime in the Hodeidah seaport and its surroundings in Yemen, approximately 2,000 km from Israeli territory.

"Fighter jets recently attacked terrorist infrastructure of the Houthi terrorist regime along the coastline. The attack was carried out in response to repeated attacks by the Houthi terrorist regime against the State of Israel, during which ground-to-ground missiles and unmanned aircraft were launched toward the territory of the state and its citizens.

"The terrorist infrastructure attacked in the Hodeidah seaport serves as a central source of income for the Houthi regime.

"The Hodeidah seaport is used for the transfer of Iranian weapons, military equipment, and additional terrorist needs. In addition, the "Bajil" concrete factory east of Hodeidah city was attacked, which serves as an important economic resource for the Houthi terrorist regime and is used for building tunnels and military infrastructure.

"The damage to this factory constitutes a blow to the regime's economy and its military buildup.

"The Houthi terrorist regime has been operating for the past year and a half under Iranian guidance and funding in order to harm Israel and its allies, undermine regional order, and disrupt global freedom of navigation.

"The IDF is determined to continue to act and strike forcefully against anyone who poses a threat to the residents and citizens of the State of Israel, at any distance required."