Enemy Media: Sirens Sound After Two Missiles Detected from Yemen
Zionist enemy media reported that sirens sounded in several settlements and occupied cities within historic Palestine following the detection of two missiles launched from Yemen.
The Hebrew-language Kan channel stated that two missiles were launched from Yemen toward Israel early this morning.
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