The Houthi movement in Yemen announced Tuesday evening that it intercepted a Saudi unmanned aerial vehicle that was conducting 'hostile missions.' The claim, reported by Ynet, has not been independently verified. The Houthis have previously claimed attacks on Israeli and Saudi targets.
The Houthis (Ansar Allah) claimed on Tuesday evening that they intercepted a Saudi drone that was carrying out 'hostile missions.' The claim was reported by Israeli news outlet Ynet. The Houthis have previously claimed attacks on Israeli and Saudi targets, including missile strikes and drone launches. The alleged interception has not been independently verified.
2 developments
- DevelopingHouthis claim downing of Saudi drone over Al-Jawf on Sunday
- DevelopingHouthi media report Saudi drone strike in northern Yemen
- DevelopingHouthis claim shooting down Saudi reconnaissance UAV over northern Yemen
- DevelopingTribal fighters reportedly down another drone over Yemen's Al-Jawf province
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