— Saudi Arabia’s major blunder for the umpteenth time!

The downing of the heavy Saudi Bayraktar Akıncı drone over the skies of Al Jawf is considered a significant and, of course, relatively straightforward success for Yemen’s air defenses. The Akıncı, with a wingspan of approximately 20 meters and a multi-ton takeoff weight, is a strategic combat drone designed for long range reconnaissance, electro-optical surveillance, and the deployment of guided munitions.

Its large dimensions, greater radar cross section, and operation at relatively high altitudes make it more vulnerable to radar detection, optical tracking, and surface-to-air missile systems. This incident also demonstrates that Saudi intelligence and offensive operations deep inside Al Jawf, without effective electronic warfare support and suppression of enemy air defenses, can come at a very high cost.

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🇯🇴 | Satellite imagery confirms multiple impacts on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Notably, the affected areas remained intact prior to this round of strikes. Confirmed damage includes two aircraft shelters, one AN/TPY-2 radar site, U.S. soldier barracks, MQ-9 drone hangars, two newly constructed storage facilities, and one newly built air defense site. The imagery also highlights damage to infrastructure that had only recently been constructed or upgraded.

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🇾🇪 | Sanaa Government Transport Minister Mohammed Quhaim to Al Masirah TV:

- Saudi Arabia has been bombing the Port of Al Hudaydah since the very first day of its brutal aggression against Yemen.

- The Saudi enemy imposed an inspection and permit mechanism, forcing containers to wait in Djibouti for months, with all of this negatively affecting ordinary citizens.

- War risk insurance for a single shipping container has reached up to US$12,000, compared to only US$2,000 to US$3,000 at other ports.

- The Saudi enemy sends threatening messages to shipping companies, warning them against sailing to the Port of Al Hudaydah.

- For the past 12 years, numerous goods and equipment have been banned from entering Yemen, including refrigeration units, vehicles, and heavy machinery.

- Over the past years, the Saudi enemy has destroyed cranes and port berths at Al Hudaydah, causing damage that remains difficult to repair. The total damage inflicted on the Red Sea Ports Corporation exceeds US$12 billion.

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🇯🇴 | Footage of the destruction of an aircraft hangar at King Faisal Air Base in Jordan on July 22, reportedly used as an ammunition storage facility for america’s special forces.

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⚡️🇵🇸🇮🇱 A massive archive of evidence showing Israeli war crimes committed over the past 3+ years is now publicly available.

The archive is searchable, sorted by various tags, with incidents geolocated on a map. All media is downloadable. New evidence continues to be logged as mew incidents occur.

WARNING: This is an extremely upsetting feed to scroll through.

MAIN SITE
https://archivegenocide.com/

MIRROR SITES
https://archivegenocide.is/
https://archivegenocide.org/

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🇸🇦 | Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq oil processing facilities were reportedly targeted by multiple drones in the early hours of today, according to local sources. The attack is said to have struck the Abqaiq processing complex, one of Saudi Arabia’s most critical crude oil processing and stabilization facilities, which plays a central role in the Kingdom’s oil production and exports.

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🇸🇦 | One floating-roof crude oil storage tank, two fixed-roof storage tanks, and several pipelines continue to burn at the Jizan refinery in Saudi Arabia.

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