Zionist Regime Claims to Have Formed Special Unit in Yemen to Attack Hodeidah Port
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The Zionist regime has claimed that it has formed a special unit in Yemen 18 months ago, which has been collecting intelligence on attack targets. According to the regime's official TV, this unit played a key role in facilitating the regime's air attack on Yemen's Hodeidah port on Saturday.
The TV report claims that the unit, which is part of the regime's military intelligence service, has been gathering information on the facilities of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement, and has shared this information with the United States.
The claim comes after the Yemeni army carried out a drone attack on Tel Aviv on Friday morning, and the Zionist regime responded by launching an airstrike on Yemen's Hodeidah province on Saturday evening.
It is worth noting that the Zionist regime has a long history of conducting military operations in Yemen, and has been accused of supporting Saudi-led coalition forces in their campaign against the Houthi movement in the country.
The claim of forming a special unit in Yemen is likely to be seen as an attempt by the Zionist regime to justify its actions and to shift attention away from its own military aggression. However, it is unclear whether this claim is accurate or not, and more information is needed to verify this claim.
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