Al Hudaydah, Yemen - July 24, 2024

Yemen's port of Hodeidah has partially resumed operations after Saturday's deadly airstrikes by Israel targeting its facilities, while it will take time for tanker handling to fully resume.

Hodeidah Port is a crucial for importing food, fuel, and other essential supplies for the people in northern Yemen.

The strikes occurred on Saturday evening, severely damaging fuel storage facilities and a power plant at the Houthi-held port.

The Yemeni fire department announced on Wednesday night that the fire at the fuel storage facilities in the port was all extinguished.

Israel's airstrikes came a day after the Houthis claimed responsibility for an explosion drone strike in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv that killed one person and injured 10 others, according to Israeli media.

Shotlist:
Hodeidah, Yemen - July 24, 2024:
1. Various of road traffic;
2. Various of cargo ships at port; trucks, cranes in operation;
3. Various of destroyed bridge cranes;
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Zaid Al-Washli, president, Red Sea Ports Corporation (partially overlaid with shot 5):
"The airstrikes on the port of Hodeidah and its oil facilities nearly caused complete damage, especially to the bridge cranes that are still under maintenance. We are coordinating directly with the oil companies to make arrangements and find alternative solutions to the unloading problem."
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5. Various of container being lifted onto truck; forklift in operation
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Hodeidah, Yemen - July 21, 2024
6. Various of smoke billowing at port, fire raging;
7. Various of smoke, fire trucks, fire fighters.

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