Yemen strikes Israel's Ben Gurion Airport with missile

In a statement on Tuesday, the forces announced via spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree that they had carried out the “special operation,” using a “Palestine-2” projectile against Ben Gurion, the regime’s primary aviation hub

“The operation successfully achieved its objective, causing millions of Zionists to flee to shelters and leading to the shutdown of airport operations,” the official added.

‘Our entire might at your service’

“The Yemeni people are with you, we will do everything in our power to fulfill our duty toward you,” Saree added.

He defined the ultimate aim of such strikes as forcing the regime to stop the warfare and end a simultaneous near-total siege that it has been enforcing on Gaza.

Most recently, the servicemen fired a Palestine-2 missile against the occupied city of Be’er Sheva, the regime’s advanced technology hub.

The forces have carried out hundreds of operations in solidarity with the Gazans since the outbreak of the war, an unremitting campaign amid the brutal military onslaught that has already taken the lives of over 60,000 Palestinians, the majority of them women and children.

As part of the sustained endeavor, the servicemen have imposed both naval and aerial blockades on the regime.

At sea, they have been striking Israeli-linked vessels or ships bound for occupied ports.

They have also repeatedly launched ballistic missiles and explosive-laden drones towards Ben Gurion as a means of enforcing the aerial blockade.