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Why Have Saudi Air Defenses Failed To Intercept Houthi Missiles?
Why Have Saudi Air Defenses Failed To Intercept Houthi Missiles?
Via Middle East Eye
For years, Yemen's Houthis have demonstrated their ability to strike some of Saudi Arabia's most strategically important targets, from oil infrastructure to the kingdom's capital. But repeated missile and drone strikes on Riyadh's main international airport have raised fresh questions about the limits of the kingdom's sophisticated air defenses.
Since October 6, the strikes have killed at least 20 people and injured almost 400. The deadliest attack so far happened on 10 October when 12 people were killed and more...
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