Tuesday 22 April 2025 - 23:41
Yemeni Army Downed 26th MQ-9 Drone in Yemen
The Yemeni army shot down the 26th U.S. MQ-9 drone over the Hajjah province.
The Yemeni army shot down the 26th U.S. MQ-9 drone over the Hajjah province.
Yemeni armed forces have shot down the second MQ-9 drone in the past 24 hours over Sanaa province.
The US regime military jets have conducted numerous airstrikes in the provinces of Sanaa over the past 24 hours, executing at least 20 strikes in total.
On April 18, the Yemeni armed forces launched attacks using ballistic missiles targeting Ben Gurion Airport in central Israel and also struck U.S. aircraft carriers in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea with missiles and drones.
On April 18, the air defenses of the Yemeni Armed Forces successfully shot down an American MQ-9 drone over Sana’a province.
The ongoing US military campaign in West Asia, along with the strengthening of the naval fleet and the extensive shipment of weapons to both the Israeli regime and US bases in Arab countries, has intensified speculation regarding preparations for a large-scale ground war against Yemen.
In recent statements, the Lebanese President, Joseph Aoun announced his objective to implement the disarmament of Hezbollah, emphasizing the government’s control over weapons in Lebanon.
Syrian Interior Minister Anas Hassan Khattab announced on April 17 that Syrian security forces successfully thwarted a plot to assassinate al-Julani, orchestrated by officers of the former government.
Khalid bin Salman, Saudi Defense Minister, will arrive in Tehran on Thursday at the head of a high-ranking delegation to meet with Iranian officials.
On February 19, the Ghaem-118 air defense missile was unveiled during the second phase of the Great Prophet 19 exercise, which involved the integration of new weapons into the IRGC Ground Forces Combat Organization.
The Iranian military has begun operating another locally-made Meraj-4 S-band long-range early warning 3D electronically scanned array (AESA) radar.
Since the onset of the Yemeni war, a total of 115 aircraft from various countries have been downed in Yemen. Among these, 63 are from Saudi Arabia, 22 from the UAE, 26 from the United States, and one each from Morocco, Bahrain, and Jordan.
