Israeli military power plant near the Yemeni capital SANA Benjamin Netanyahu News

Israeli marine missiles are launching at the Energy facility south of SANA, saying they are using the Houthis, but they do not provide any evidence.

The Israeli navy carried out attacks on the power plant near the Yemeni capital SANA, according to Israeli media reports.

Houthi weapons television reported on Saturday that the damaged “aggression” generated at the Hezias Electricity Station, which raised a fire that was later included. The country’s Deputy Prime Minister confirmed that the emergency crews were able to prevent further damage. The residents of SANA also reported at least loud explosions.

The Israeli army claimed that the site was used by the Houthi fighters. But he did not provide evidence to justify hitting the civil power plant, raising fears that the strike may constitute a war crime.

In a statement carried by Israeli outlets on Sunday, the army said that the attack was a direct response to the repeated Houthi attacks, including rockets and drones that were launched towards Israel.

The Houthis have launched rockets and drones repeatedly since 2023 in response to the genocide of Israel in Gaza. Israel took revenge on the bombing of Yemen’s infrastructure, including Hodida PortA vital life artery for the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Israel also attacked Yemen International AirportPraying that he was used by the Houthis.

Most of the Houthi projectiles aimed at Israel were intercepted, but exchanges have sought the repercussions of the Israel war on Gaza.

The United States and the United Kingdom also carried out bombings in Yemen, where the Houthis attacked the ships associated with Israel, which passes through the Red Sea. The Houthis said that this step, which disrupted global trade through the waterway, was in response to the Israeli war and the siege of Gaza.

In May, Washington announced a sudden truce with the group, which stopped the bombing campaign in exchange for ending the Houthi attacks on ships associated with the United States in the Red Sea. The Houthis insisted that the deal does not apply to their operations against Israel.

American forces carried out hundreds of air strikes in Yemen, killing more than 250 people, before the ceasefire was announced. US President Donald Trump said the truce “will stop the bombing.”

The deal seemed to be the blindness of Israel, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserts that his country “defends ourselves alone” if necessary.