An Al-Akhbar correspondent reported that an Israeli strike targeted Yater. This occurred after the owners of three houses in the town received threatening calls warning of a bombing. Following these threats, the Lebanese Army and UNIFIL deployed in Yater.
A report on Israel’s Channel 12 revealed that, despite a year and a half of military operations in the Gaza Strip since October 7, the Israeli forces have only destroyed a quarter of Hamas's tunnel infrastructure. This suggests that Hamas maintains substantial capabilities both above and below ground.
The report indicates that a significant portion of the underground network, described as a vast subterranean city, remains operational. An internal security briefing confirmed that 75% of Hamas’s tunnels are still intact, and they continue to be used for movement, shelter, and operations.
Reports indicate the U.S. military, after using Yemen as a testing ground for bunker-busting bombs, is now doubtful about the success of a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. The U.S. military is unsure if such a strike would achieve its strategic goals. They note that Iranian sites are more heavily protected than those in Yemen. Recent airstrikes on Yemeni missile infrastructure were deemed ineffective.
5 Comments
Donatello
The world needs to hold Israel accountable for these bombings.
Raphael
It’s a tough situation for Israel, but they are doing what they have to ensure their national security.
Leonardo
Those tunnels are a threat to regional security. All nations should support their destruction.
Michelangelo
The U.S. military is wise to assess the situation before taking action on Iran.
Raphael
If the US can't take out Yemeni infrastructure, how do they think they'll succeed against Iran?