The Yemeni army released a video of the downing of the Saudi regime's huge long-wing 2 UAV in the skies of Taiz. This UAV is very big and huge, and you can find out its true size by comparing the Yemeni fighters that move on its wings. As I said in the previous post, this UAV is not reliable and can be used continuously in combat operations. The Saudis bought dozens of these UAVs along with related weapons and equipment and cameras for $3 billion almost 7 years ago, but the main characteristic of these UAVs is the continuous problems that occur in the engine and its flight system, which causes them to require detailed maintenance, which the Saudis cannot afford, and the constant presence of the company's experts is required.

The Yemeni army released a video of the downing of the Saudi regime's huge long-wing 2 UAV in the skies of Taiz. This UAV is very big and huge, and you can find out its true size by comparing the Yemeni fighters that move on its wings. As I said in the previous post, this UAV is not reliable and can be used continuously in combat operations. The Saudis bought dozens of these UAVs along with related weapons and equipment and cameras for $3 billion almost 7 years ago, but the main characteristic of these UAVs is the continuous problems that occur in the engine and its flight system, which causes them to require detailed maintenance, which the Saudis cannot afford, and the constant presence of the company's experts is required.