Two Turkish cargo ships are stranded near the Yemeni port hit by Israel.

Crew members are in distress as strikes halted unloading, and Houthis won’t let the ships leave with their cargo.

NEW: Explosions reported at Sana’a International Airport in Yemen now.

NOW: Israeli airstrikes hit Sanaa International Airport in Yemen.

Dozens of Israeli aircraft are attacking Yemen right now.

Source: Israeli Channel 13

New footage of Israeli airstrikes hitting Sanaa International Airport in Yemen.

The current strikes in Yemen will not be the last.

Source: Israel’s Channel 14, citing a senior official

Israeli media reports IAF strikes struck the terminal building of Sanaa International Airport and destroyed aircraft.

Airstrikes also targeted the central Dhahban power station in Bani al-Harith and Amran cement factory north of the capital, Sana’a.

NOW: Israeli airstrikes destroyed passenger terminal, civilian aircraft, and service facilities at Sana’a Airport.

BREAKING: Kadyrov says he has requested to be relieved of his duties as head of Chechnya:

“I’m actually the one asking to be dismissed. A new leader will have their own initiatives and vision. I hope my request will be accepted.”

Huge plume of smoke over Sana'a, Yemen now.

Kremlin’s Ushakov:

Several U.S. veterans will attend Victory Day parade in Moscow.

Israel's IDF on Yemen airstrikes:

For the second time in less than 24 hours, the Israeli Air Force struck Houthi terror targets in Yemen.

The IAF recently destroyed infrastructure at Sana’a’s main airport, rendering it completely inoperable, in response to a Houthi missile launch at Ben Gurion Airport.

Like the Hodeidah port hit earlier, the airport was used by the Houthis to transfer weapons and fighters, and regularly served the group’s terror activities.

The IDF also struck key power stations around Sana’a, which the Houthis exploited as a major energy supply source for their operations—another example of using civilian infrastructure for terror.

Additionally, the Al-Amran cement factory north of Sana’a, crucial for tunnel and military infrastructure construction, was hit—impacting the Houthi economy and military buildup.

Ukraine may strike on May 9, but not Moscow.

Citing a Ukrainian defense official, Washington Post reports that while Ukraine could target other regions on Victory Day, an attack on Moscow is unlikely due to strong Russian air defenses.

“All air defense systems have been moved to protect Moscow. Even if there is an attempt, it won’t succeed,” the official said.

Senior Houthi leader Mohammed al-Bukhaiti:

We will match escalation with escalation.

Many Israeli targets remain untouched.

Our fight with the U.S., UK, and Israel will continue until the aggression on Gaza ends.

29 foreign leaders will attend Putin's Victory Parade, Kremlin announced.

Israeli army claims to have put Sanaa airport "completely out of service."

EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas:

Europe has already drastically reduced its reliance on Russian energy.

Today, we unveiled our plan to end all Russian energy imports by 2027.
This will mark a permanent break.

Russia will no longer be able to use energy as a weapon against us.

NEW: Friedrich Merz elected as the German Chancellor.

The Bundestag approved his candidacy on the second attempt.

Merz received 325 votes out of the 316 required on the second attempt.

He had received 310 votes on the first attempt.