Houthis claims drone strike on 'Israeli' military target in Negev
In a brief statement carried by the group's media channels, the spokesperson said, 'The Air Force carried out a drone operation targeting a military site of the Zionist enemy in the Negev.' No further details were provided regarding the nature or results of the strike.
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