The failure of the Saudi defense to intercept Badar F-1 missiles (Fajr 5C) As the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces said in his announcement an hour ago, the country's army carried out on Sunday one of the heaviest missile and UAV attacks on the Hamis Moshit air base. In this operation, at least 10 rounds of the Bedar P-1 tactical missile, which is one of the most accurate missiles produced by the Yemeni defense industry, were fired in order to destroy various parts of this base. The Saudi regime's defenses fired between 30 and 40 Patriot Pac-3 missiles to counter these attacks, showing how widespread and unexpected the Yemeni attack was, and the Saudi regime fired a large number of its Patriot missiles. We have not yet received a specific document on the success of the Saudi defense, and we have to wait for the satellite images and see how many Yemeni rockets hit their targets. Badr P-1 is the Yemeni version of the Fajr 5C missile, which has a range of 75 km with its 333 mm caliber and is fired by four launchers. The fact that the Saudi regime fired almost 40 Patriot missiles from the LaRose 3 version at a price of more than 240 million dollars in order to deal with the very cheap 10 Bedar F-1 missiles of the Yemenis, clearly shows how much the existing equation is in favor of the Yemenis and to the detriment of Saudi Arabia. The more important thing is that these missiles were fired somewhere near the border (from the northernmost point of Saada province) so that they could reach the Hamis Mosheit base.

The failure of the Saudi defense to intercept Badar F-1 missiles (Fajr 5C) As the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces said in his announcement an hour ago, the country's army carried out on Sunday one of the heaviest missile and UAV attacks on the Hamis Moshit air base. In this operation, at least 10 rounds of the Bedar P-1 tactical missile, which is one of the most accurate missiles produced by the Yemeni defense industry, were fired in order to destroy various parts of this base. The Saudi regime's defenses fired between 30 and 40 Patriot Pac-3 missiles to counter these attacks, showing how widespread and unexpected the Yemeni attack was, and the Saudi regime fired a large number of its Patriot missiles. We have not yet received a specific document on the success of the Saudi defense, and we have to wait for the satellite images and see how many Yemeni rockets hit their targets. Badr P-1 is the Yemeni version of the Fajr 5C missile, which has a range of 75 km with its 333 mm caliber and is fired by four launchers. The fact that the Saudi regime fired almost 40 Patriot missiles from the LaRose 3 version at a price of more than 240 million dollars in order to deal with the very cheap 10 Bedar F-1 missiles of the Yemenis, clearly shows how much the existing equation is in favor of the Yemenis and to the detriment of Saudi Arabia. The more important thing is that these missiles were fired somewhere near the border (from the northernmost point of Saada province) so that they could reach the Hamis Mosheit base.