This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel with Gregory Copley editor and publisher of defense and

foreign affairs. The Sound of Guns. There is fog of war here, but the report from Jerusalem in

these last hours. IDF, quote, completely disables, end quote, Houthi controlled Sanaa Airport in strikes on Yemen capital.

Fighter jets also target power stations, cement factories, two days after the missile fired by

Iran back group, Houthi's hit Ben-Gurian airport.

What we're looking at here from video that's being provided is a burning

airport. All the fleet of airplanes are said to have been destroyed. The power stations for the

city may have been destroyed completely. It's unclear at this point if the city of Sana has lights.

This is a nation that used to have 26 million people.

So Sana'a, the capital, has a large population that have been at the edge. I'm told of

food insecurity for some years after the breakup of the original dictator, Sala, more than a dozen years ago. What we're looking at right

now is the Houthis continuing to fire missiles, including one hypersonic missile that got through

the Israeli defenses and hit Ben-Gurion Airport. That ostensibly is the reason the Israelis launched

an attack on the port facility 12 hours ago, said to have degraded it

completely, and now have launched attacks on the airport. Sana'a is now, you can reach it by land,

but not by air. There is no airport. Gregory, the Houthis have been under an air assault by the U.S. Navy for more than a thousand

missions, I believe, Centcom is counting. At the same time, the IIAF has now launched attacks

against the capital, not against the Houthi missiles, not against their arsenals, but against

the infrastructure, taking out electricity

and airports. My anticipation here is that the Houthis are going to rise from the dead

again and continue to fire missiles. So what is your measure of this situation? Is there a way

out, or are we looking at escalating bombing? Well, we would be looking

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