“Israeli” airbase hit by “Palestine 2” hypersonic ballistic missile, say Houthis

The Yemen’s Houthis said Saturday they hit the Nevatim Airbase in the Negev, southern “Israel” with a hypersonic ballistic missile named “Palestine 2”.

The Houthis said the missile successfully hit its target, and to vowed to continue their attacks until “Israel” ceases its aggression on Gaza and lifts its siege on the Strip.

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Nevatim Air Base is a key installation of the “Israeli” Air Force, located in the Negev Desert southeast of Beersheba.

Established in 1947, it has evolved into one of “Israel’s” most strategically significant airbases. The base is home to advanced aircraft, including the F-35I "Adir" stealth fighter jets, which are central to maintaining “Israel’s” air superiority in the region.

Equipped with cutting-edge facilities for operations, maintenance, and training, Nevatim also supports “Israel’s” advanced air defense systems.