Al-Houthi warns countries exporting drones to Saudi Arabia: Your weapons will become “Obsolete Commodities” in Yemeni skies

The leader of the Ansar Allah movement, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, affirmed in his speech that the field outcomes of the “siege-for-siege” equation have achieved good results, pointing out that the Yemeni armed forces have managed to prevent the movement of Saudi oil ships, forcing 16 ships to retreat and turn back, in addition to downing a number of reconnaissance and combat spy aircraft.

Sana’a – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Al-Houthi directed a warning and advice to companies and countries that supply the Saudi regime with armed and reconnaissance drones, affirming that these military products will turn into “obsolete commodities” and of no value if used and targeted within Yemeni airspace.

The leader of the movement specifically addressed the drones sold by Turkey to Riyadh, which are marketed as “pride of Turkish industry,” explaining that their fate will be failure and downing, as has happened with other drone systems.

Al-Houthi pointed out that the Saudi regime had previously tested the latest American aircraft and advanced MQ-9 drones, which were shot down. It also imported Chinese aircraft that met the same fate, affirming that “any country that gets involved in selling its air weapons to Saudi Arabia to be used against Yemen will ultimately lose the reputation of its military industries.”