The Jerusalem Post
Around 50% of ballistic missiles that were fired by the Houthi terror group in Yemen since the resuming of fighting in Gaza have failed, according to Israeli officials.
Around 50% of ballistic missiles launches by the Houthi terror group in Yemen since the resumption of fighting in the Gaza Strip have failed, according to Israeli officials who spoke with N12 on Monday.
According to sources, the low number of sirens that have been activated in Israel by Houthi missiles is due to technical difficulties in the failed missiles as well as the American THAAD system and Israel’s Arrow 3 system.
Officials noted ongoing and close cooperation between Israel, the United States, and additional partner countries, which has played a critical role in intercepting Houthi projectiles and countering other regional threats.
