Paralysis in Israeli train movement… What does Sana’a have to do with it?

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Israeli railway lines have experienced significant paralysis due to ongoing attacks from Yemen on the Zionist depth.

The Israeli newspaper “The Marker” reported that “the Minister of Transportation insists on holding a promotional event to ‘celebrate the start of work’ on a planned train line to Kiryat Shmona instead of addressing the public with a report on the disruption of train lines.”

The report stated that “the initial planning for a challenging train line to Eilat was presented in the Infrastructure Committee, but its execution depends on the government’s willingness to finance it.”

The report clarified that “the Eilat port has been completely halted since the beginning of the war due to the Yemeni naval blockade in the Red Sea,” noting that “the halt of the Eilat port due to the Yemeni naval blockade weakens the economic viability of the train line to the city.”

The occupation media discussed “losses amounting to tens of millions and disruptions lasting no less than a week in the railways in “Israel” due to damage to electrical infrastructure.”

The Israeli enemy’s media said that many train lines would operate partially or be canceled, and stations would close, forcing millions of passengers to rely on alternative transportation and to enhance bus services.

Earlier, the Israeli Channel 12 reported disruptions in train movement within the Zionist entity due to the recent bombardment by Sana’a forces.

The channel stated that “fragments of an intercepting missile were found on the train track in Tel Aviv, resulting from an attempt to intercept a Yemeni missile last night, and disruptions in train movement are expected.”