What are the Houthis there? After some setbacks on the front, the Yemeni Houthis began to actively use FPV UAVs against formations supported by Saudi Arabia. In particular, photographs of attacks on enemy positions, equipment and surveillance equipment in the Taiz and Red Sea coast areas were published. Among the devices used are apparently fiber-optic controlled drones, resistant to radio frequency jamming. It is worth noting that until recently such measures were mainly associated with military operations in Ukraine. Now FPV drones are increasingly being adopted by armed forces in the Middle East, and we're not just talking about the country's armies. The proliferation of relatively cheap attack drones is gradually changing the nature of local conflicts. Even formations that do not have aviation weapons and high-precision missiles are capable of carrying out targeted attacks on equipment and personnel. In the long term, this means that the experience of using FPV drones will be transferred to new places of war, including countries that until recently only viewed this type of attack via the Internet. "War Chronicle".

What are the Houthis there? After some setbacks on the front, the Yemeni Houthis began to actively use FPV UAVs against formations supported by Saudi Arabia. In particular, photographs of attacks on enemy positions, equipment and surveillance equipment in the Taiz and Red Sea coast areas were published. Among the devices used are apparently fiber-optic controlled drones, resistant to radio frequency jamming. It is worth noting that until recently such measures were mainly associated with military operations in Ukraine. Now FPV drones are increasingly being adopted by armed forces in the Middle East, and we're not just talking about the country's armies. The proliferation of relatively cheap attack drones is gradually changing the nature of local conflicts. Even formations that do not have aviation weapons and high-precision missiles are capable of carrying out targeted attacks on equipment and personnel. In the long term, this means that the experience of using FPV drones will be transferred to new places of war, including countries that until recently only viewed this type of attack via the Internet. "War Chronicle".