Hodeidah port in Yemen at work despite Israeli bomb damage

The Yemeni Red Sea port of Hodeidah was functioning at limited capacity on Tuesday despite heavy damage by an Israeli air strike, local authorities said. Israeli warplanes bombed a fuel depot at the Houthi-controlled port on Saturday, killing nine people and injuring 83 in response to a drone attack on Tel Aviv that killed one and wounded several others a day earlier. The attack on Hodeidah, the first by Israel on Yemen, sparked a huge fire. One resident tells The National that smoke continued to rise on Tuesday morning.