Yemeni Army Drone Attack on Tel Aviv and Destruction of a Spy Drone in Saada

Zionist media outlets claim that the attack involved several suicide drones, all of which were intercepted and destroyed en route to occupied Palestine.

This drone attack on Tel Aviv marks the 88th air operation conducted by the Yemeni army against the positions of the Zionist regime in occupied Palestine.

In another development, the air defense systems of the Yemeni armed forces successfully destroyed a Giant Shark F360 reconnaissance drone over Saada province by firing a surface-to-air missile.

The downing of this drone marks the first official instance of Giant Shark F360 drones being destroyed in the Yemeni conflict.

This drone most likely belongs to Saudi Arabia and originated from one of its military bases in southern Saudi Arabia. The drone was reportedly conducting a spying mission for either the United States or the Israeli regime in Saada province.

Some Yemeni media outlets suggest that a drone of this type was also targeted and crashed by Ansar Allah on the Marib front in recent months. However, due to the drone’s intact body and the fact that it crashed in areas controlled by the Saudi-backed forces, along with the Yemeni armed forces not reporting the destruction of this drone, it is believed that the cause of the crash was a technical malfunction rather than an attack.