Missile strike near Tel Aviv airport sparks urgent defense response
Sunday, May 4, 2025, 10:20 am
In a dramatic incident near Tel Aviv, a missile reportedly fired amid regional tensions landed perilously close to the airport and injured six. Despite advanced defense systems being in place, the failure to intercept the projectile has spurred stern retaliatory warnings as officials scramble to reassess countermeasures.
Houthi military spokesman Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree said in a video statement that the group fired a hypersonic ballistic missile at the Israeli airport.
Le ministre de la Défense israélien a menacé de riposter. «Celui qui nous frappe sera frappé sept fois plus fort.»
U.S.-made THAAD system and Israel’s Arrow failed to intercept attack, reports indicate
Le ministre de la Défense israélien a menacé de riposter. «Celui qui nous frappe sera frappé sept fois plus fort.»
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