Washington Post: Yemeni Forces In Sana’a Are More Technologically Advanced Than Many Imagine ...Yemen

The American newspaper “Washington Post” confirmed, quoting an unnamed Zionist official, that “the Yemeni forces in Sanaa are more technologically advanced than many imagine, and their importance should not be underestimated.” Experts told the newspaper on Friday: “Sanaa’s drones, missiles and shells were able to circumvent Israeli air defense systems”, wondering about “how to defeat

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