Yemeni Army Shot Down 10th US MQ-9 Drone! (Video)
The Yemeni air defenses shot down a US Army MQ-9 drone in the skies of Marib Governorate on May 29.
The Yemeni air defenses shot down a US Army MQ-9 drone in the skies of Marib Governorate on May 29.
Since the start of the Yemeni war, a total of 101 aircraft of various types have been shot down in the country, of which 63 belong to Saudi Arabia, 22 to the UAE, 12 to the United States, one to Morocco, one to Bahrain and one to Jordan.
The Yemeni armed forces carried out five more missile and drone operations against US and Israeli commercial and military ships in continuation of their military operations in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean.
The people of Yemen once again took to the streets and main squares of the cities under the control of the Ansar Allah movement to hold rallies in support of Palestine and to condemn the crimes of the Israeli regime in the Gaza Strip.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, issued a statement in a rally in Al-Sabeen Square in the city of Sana’a regarding the recent attacks of the Yemeni army on US and Israeli ships as well as their affiliated vessels.
On April 29, local media in Shabwah Governorate reported the crash of an unknown drone in the eastern heights of the Al-Rawdhah region in this governorate. Analysis of the IWN indicates that this drone is of the Wing Loong-1 type, which belongs to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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.
Seyyed Abdul Malik Badreddin al-Houthi, the leader of the Ansar Allah movement and the Yemeni revolution, in today’s speech about the latest developments in the region, clarified the dimensions of the enemy’s propaganda against the resistance and considered the recent actions of Iran and the members of the resistance axis based on religious, human and moral values.
Major General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, issued a statement announcing the attack on the USS Mason, a United States destroyer, and the bulk carrier ship called Destiny.
The military maneuver of the officials of Yemen’s National Salvation Government was held, which was accompanied by Mahdi Al-Mashat, the President of the Supreme Political Council of Yemen.
A team dispatched by the Red Cross visited the Israeli ship Galaxy Leader, which was seized at the onset of the Yemeni army’s military operation against Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea, and met with the crew members of this ship.