Explosions Rock the Eastern Coast of the Red Sea for the First Time

A series of explosions rocked the eastern coast of the Red Sea on Sunday for the first time in months.

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The explosions were heard in the occupied city of Eilat in Palestine and Aqaba in Jordan.

The occupation army and the Jordanian army reported that the explosions were caused by Iranian missile strikes targeting the area, which is the meeting point of several countries, including Saudi Arabia.

The explosions are the first since the start of the latest American war on Iran.

They forced the Israeli occupation to move American refueling aircraft from Ramon Airport in the Negev desert in southern occupied Palestine.

The new attacks represent a development in the file of American-Israeli confrontations with Iran, and an indication of their expansion towards the occupied Palestinian territories. These areas have been serving as an American military base recently, with all equipment transferred to them, including refueling aircraft and strategic bombers, keeping them away from the range of confrontations in the recent round.