Houthi and Hezbollah attack Israel.

On June 8, Houthi forces in Yemen claimed to have launched missile attacks against targets in Israel and banned all Israeli ships from passing through the Red Sea.

A Houthi fighter in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, June 4. Photo: EPA/YAHYA ARHAB

The Houthi forces added that from the moment this declaration was made, all Israeli vessels passing through the Red Sea would be considered legitimate military targets. This development is seen as potentially increasing the risk of a recurrence of serious disruptions on this vital shipping lane.

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Earlier, the Israeli military said it had detected missiles launched from Yemen toward Israeli territory and that its air defense systems had been activated to intercept the threat.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah forces in Lebanon said they also deployed drones targeting a military outpost in northern Israel on June 7. The attack came hours after Israel announced airstrikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut in retaliation for earlier Hezbollah attacks.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health , the Israeli airstrike on the southern suburbs of Beirut on June 7 killed two people and injured 20 others.

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