Tuesday 21 May 2024 - 13:41
Yemeni Forces Destroy 9th US MQ-9 Drone
The Yemeni Air Force destroyed a US Army MQ-9 drone in the skies of Al Bayda Governorate, in center of Yemen.
The Yemeni Air Force destroyed a US Army MQ-9 drone in the skies of Al Bayda Governorate, in center of Yemen.
Major General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, confirmed in a statement the destruction of a US army MQ-9 drone in the sky over Marib Governorate.
Yedioth Ahronoth quoted an American government official: “We have not yet made the final decision to stop sending weapons to Israel. We have stopped one shipment and are talking to Israeli officials about their plans in Rafah.
General Michael Erik Kurilla, Commander of US Army Central Command (CENTCOM), met with General Asim Munir, Commander of Pakistan Army and other officials of this country’s army in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The residents of the village of Hamo, located in the Al-Hasakah Governorate, blocked a US-led military convoy from this area with the support of the Syrian military.
The Yemeni Armed Forces launched missile and drone attacks on US Navy warships and two vessels belonging to Israel in three separate operations.
According to a report by the Cairo-based Middle East News Agency, citing an informed source, the security agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia has reached its final stages, and the two parties have reached an agreement on the Palestinian issue and the normalization of Saudi Arabia’s relations with the Israeli regime.
The Islamic Resistance In Iraq published the statistics of its operations during the last 200 days against the US bases in Iraq and Syria and the Zionist regime in the occupied territories.
The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out three military operations against a US ship and destroyer in the Gulf of Aden, and an Israeli ship in the Indian Ocean.
The spokesman for the Iraqi government announced the signing of an agreement to purchase 41 fighter jets from the United States during the Iraqi Prime Minister’s trip to Washington.
The United States Department of State has approved $140 million contract to provide Iraq with the logistics of aircraft and air force training.
Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, the Prime Minister of Iraq, traveled to the United States on April 15 amid increasing tensions between the Israeli regime and Iran, and met with President of the United States Joseph Biden.
