News - Middle East: Explosions were heard in occupied Jaffa, referred to as "Tel Aviv" by the Zionist entity, without the activation of air raid sirens. Zionist media reported that the explosions were caused by a drone attack originating from Yemen.

Zionist media stated that warplanes and helicopters were flying at very low altitudes over "Tel Aviv" after air defenses failed to intercept the drones, which are believed to have been launched from Yemen.

The Israeli military claimed to have intercepted a suspicious aerial target off the coast of "Gush Dan" in the "Greater Tel Aviv" area without activating air raid sirens.

Zionist media confirmed that the continued helicopter and warplane activity indicates the failure of air defenses to intercept the drones, suggesting there may be more than one suspicious object in the sky.

At midnight, Zionist media claimed that four drones launched from Yemen exploded at low altitude in the skies over "Tel Aviv." It was also claimed that another drone was intercepted over "Herzliya" north of "Tel Aviv," bringing the total number of drones that breached Israeli airspace within one hour to five.

Zionist ambulance services reported heading to the "Bat Yam" area to treat individuals injured in a stampede while fleeing to shelters in "Tel Aviv."

Settlers shared footage of low-flying drones targeting Zionist positions on the ground.

Following the circulation of this footage, the Israeli military admitted that it failed to intercept two drones that breached the airspace over occupied Jaffa.

This attack is reminiscent of the drone strike on Jaffa that struck the heart of the Zionist entity on July 19th, when Zionist forces failed to detect and activate air raid sirens.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have yet to officially claim responsibility for the attack but have previously targeted the heart of the Zionist entity multiple times since July 19th using Yaffa drones and Palestine-2 hypersonic missiles, with the latest strike occurring yesterday with Quds-5 cruise missiles. They have also targeted Um al-Rashrash in southern occupied Palestine over the past year with drones and missiles, as part of their support for Gaza and Lebanon.