（國語）連續兩天轟炸也門目標，以色列決定自己解決問題｜【 #軍事熱點】

Yemen's Hussein armed group has launched a long-range attack on the Yemeni Hussein armed group's oil depot on July 20. This is one of the most distant air strikes that Israel has launched so far. On July 18, the Hussein armed group launched a drone attack on Tel Aviv. On July 20, the Hussein armed group launched a drone attack on several military targets of the Hussein terrorist group in the Yemen-Hodeidah port area. In response to the hundreds of attacks launched by the Hussein armed group on Israel in recent months, the attack caused casualties in the coastal cities west of Yemen. The main targets were fuel storage facilities and power plants in the province. This is Israel's first attack on Yemen. The shortest route is more than 1,150 kilometers. A day before Israel launched this attack, Iran-backed Hussein armed group launched its first deadly attack on Tel Aviv, prompting Israeli officials to launch an attack on Yemen. Hussein armed group claims that on July 19, Tel Aviv was hit by a drone attack. At least 10 people were injured in this attack. The statement said that the latest attack hit an important target in the Yemen region. Before Hussein armed group announced this news, Israeli police said that around 3 a.m. on July 19, a building in Tel Aviv exploded. A man was blown to death in his apartment. The wound was caused by a bullet. The explosion was caused by a drone attack. Israeli officials said that although they found a drone attack, they did not immediately issue a warning because of human error. Israeli Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hajari said at a press conference that Israel had notified allies before launching an attack on Hussein armed group, but reiterated that the Israeli Defense Forces were acting alone. He said that these attacks were part of the Israeli self-defense operations. Israeli Defense Minister Yusuf Jalante also issued a statement this time. He said that the entire Middle East can see that Hodeidah is on fire. Its importance is obvious. He added that Hussein armed group attacked us more than 200 times. When they first hurt Israeli citizens, we responded. We will do this in any place necessary. The video released by social media shows that the attack caused a huge explosion and fire. Judging from the scale of the fire, the location of the explosive fuel storage is obviously an important high-value target. Another video shows an Israeli Air Force Boeing 707 air refueling aircraft and an F-35I stealth fighter and other fighters flying from the air to the Red Sea. If these Israeli aircraft take the most direct route through international airspace, it will be the most distant air attack since the 1985 Operation Wooden Legs. In the summer of 1985, the Bajie organization launched a series of terrorist attacks against Israel. Three Israelis were assassinated on a yacht docked in Cyprus. The Bajie organization claimed responsibility for these incidents. The Israeli government decided to carry out a retaliation operation under the code name Wooden Legs to prevent future terrorist attacks. On October 1, 1985, the Israeli Air Force attacked Tunisia's Palestinian Liberation Organization headquarters. During the attack, the Israeli F-15A B-8 fighter, which was on the attack mission, flew at least 1,400 miles to reach the target area. The attack lasted only a few minutes. The Israeli fighter returned to Israel after completing the mission. On July 20, Israeli military officials said, This is why we finally responded after nine months of restraint. On July 20, Israel called the attack on Tel Aviv as a long-range operation. A video released by the Israeli National Defense Forces shows that before launching the attack on Yemen's Husa Weapons, the F-15A B-8 fighter was preparing for the war and the recovery maintenance after the mission was over. As you can see, on the plane returning from the mission, the Alta ELM-3222 electronic warhead is hanging. This is the standard equipment of the Israeli F-15A B-CD. On July 21, the Israeli National Defense Forces said that its fighter attacked the Husa terrorist regime's military target in Yemen's Hodeidah port area again. The attack target is the oil facility at the port of Yemen's West Coast. At least three people were killed and 87 people were injured. Most of them were seriously injured. Husa Weapons spokesman Yahya Saleh vowed to respond to the attack. He said Husa Weapons will attack Israel's important targets without hesitation and warned that Tel Aviv, which has dozens of diplomatic missions, is still not safe. He said he was ready for a long-term war. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said in a statement on July 21 that Hodeidah is not an innocent port. He said it was used for military purposes. It was used as an entrance for Husa Weapons to Iran. Hodeidah was also used to attack international shipping in the Red Sea. Netanyahu said the attack hit a target 1118 miles away from the Israeli border. It showed that Israel was taking the threat seriously and made it clear to the enemy that Israel's long arm had no place to hit. Britain and the United States have attacked Husa Weapons in Yemen to deal with the attack on the Red Sea. However, Israel has not responded directly. Israeli defense officials said this was a 100% Israeli attack. Israel had asked the United States and the United Kingdom to respond to the Husa Weapons attack. But because an Israeli citizen in Tel Aviv died in a Husa Weapons attack, Israel decided to deal with it on its own. Anyway, this attack clearly reminded people that Israel's long-range strike capabilities are the result of decades of actual combat tests and large-scale air-to-air combat exercises against Iranian nuclear facilities. It is not yet clear whether these actions were directed at ground targets or used some kind of anti-surface weapon to destroy targets from a distance. But considering that Husa Weapons' air defense capabilities are very low, it is possible that the Israeli air force used joint direct-fire missiles or similar weapons. Israel's direct attack on the target in Yemen also indicates that its patience for Husa Weapons has run out. Since October, when the war between Israel and Hamas broke out and sparked the Husa Weapons attack in support of Palestine, Israel has repeatedly suffered long-range drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missile attacks. Most of the attacks were unsuccessful. They were either intercepted by U.S. warships or aircraft carriers, or by the Israeli defense system. At the time of this attack, Israel was still in the middle of the Gaza Strip. After the Israeli People's Liberation Army attacked Israel several times with cruise missiles, rocket launchers, and drones, Israel may be planning to enter Lebanon to completely resolve the Lebanese People's Liberation Army problem. The conflict with Husa Weapons will further intensify the complex situation in the Middle East. Husa Weapons spokesman Nasruddin Amir said that the response of the organization is inevitable. He wrote on social media that the conflict with the enemy will not stop the support of Gaza, but will only escalate the action. Husa Political Bureau member Mohammad Bouhaidi said that Israel's invasion of Yemen will not stop the military operations in support of Palestine. On the contrary, they will increase this kind of support until the invasion of Gaza is stopped and its siege is lifted. We will escalate the response to escalate. Husa Political Bureau spokesman Nasruddin Amir said that Israel launched several attacks on the southern port city of Eilat, But the attack on July 19 was the first attack of Husa Political Bureau on the Israeli territory of Tel Aviv. Husa Political Bureau announced that Israel's commercial center is an unsafe area and said that a large number of Israel's targets are within its weapon range, including sensitive military and security targets. According to the International Aviation Association, the attack on Husa Political Bureau caused some airlines to go south to avoid the Red Sea. Before that, the Red Sea was a major trade route that usually carried about 12% of the world's trade. The Egyptian Suez Canal report said on July 18 that due to the interruption of the Red Sea canal in the past year, the income of the canal decreased by 23.4%.