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*[[File:Roundel of Saudi Arabia.svg|20px|Roundel of Saudi Arabia]] 5 February 2020 – Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down a Saudi Arabian "spy drone" in Al Hudaydah. The shoot down was not confirmed.<ref>[http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-02/05/c_138758766.htm Houthis announce shooting down "spy drone" in Yemen's Hodeidah]</ref> |
*[[File:Roundel of Saudi Arabia.svg|20px|Roundel of Saudi Arabia]] 5 February 2020 – Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down a Saudi Arabian "spy drone" in Al Hudaydah. The shoot down was not confirmed.<ref>[http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-02/05/c_138758766.htm Houthis announce shooting down "spy drone" in Yemen's Hodeidah]</ref> |
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*[[File:Roundel of Saudi Arabia.svg|20px|Roundel of Saudi Arabia]] 14 February 2020 – In the night of 14 February 2020, a Saudi Tornado was shot down during [[close air support]] mission in support of Saudi allied Yemeni forces in the Yemeni Al Jouf governorate by Houthis. On the day after, the Saudi command confirmed the loss of a Tornado, while video evidence was released showing the downing using a two stage surface to air missile. Both pilots ejected.<ref>https://theaviationist.com/2020/02/15/ir-video-shows-the-moment-a-saudi-tornado-attack-jet-was-shot-down-by-houthi-rebels-over-yemen/</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/BabakTaghvaee1/status/1228742017213239302</ref> |
*[[File:Roundel of Saudi Arabia.svg|20px|Roundel of Saudi Arabia]] 14 February 2020 – In the night of 14 February 2020, a Saudi Tornado was shot down during [[close air support]] mission in support of Saudi allied Yemeni forces in the Yemeni Al Jouf governorate by Houthis. On the day after, the Saudi command confirmed the loss of a Tornado, while video evidence was released showing the downing using a two stage surface to air missile. Both pilots ejected.<ref>https://theaviationist.com/2020/02/15/ir-video-shows-the-moment-a-saudi-tornado-attack-jet-was-shot-down-by-houthi-rebels-over-yemen/</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/BabakTaghvaee1/status/1228742017213239302</ref> |
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== By type == |
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! colspan="3" | Aircraft losses |
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! Type |
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! data-sort-type="number" |Destroyed |
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! data-sort-type="number" |Hostile fire |
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| [[Bell 407|NSA 407MRH]] |
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|1 (1 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| [[Boeing AH-64 Apache]] |
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| 8+3 claim (7+3 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}, 1 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| 3'''*''' + 3 claim |
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| [[Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk]] |
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| 3 (1 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}},1 {{flagicon|UAE}},1 {{flagicon|United States}}) |
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| [[Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|United States}}) |
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|[[Air Tractor AT-802|IOMAX AT-802i BPA]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| [[Eurofighter Typhoon]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| [[McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle|Boeing F-15S Strike Eagle]] |
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| 1+1 claim (1+1 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 2 claimed shot down, 1* damaged |
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| [[General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon]] |
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| 3 (1 {{flagicon|Jordan}},1 {{flagicon|Bahrain}},1 {{flagicon|Morocco}}) |
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| 2'''*''' + 1 claim |
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| [[Dassault Mirage 2000]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| 1 claim |
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| [[Panavia Tornado|Panavia Tornado IDS]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 1 claim |
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| [[CAIG Wing Loong]] |
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| 3 (3 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 2'''*''' + 1 claim |
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| [[CASC Rainbow#CH-4|CH-A/CH-B]] |
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| 3 (3 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 3'''*''' |
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| [[General Atomics MQ-1 Predator]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| 1* |
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| [[General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper]] |
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| 4 (4 {{flagicon|United States}}) |
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| 3'''*''' + 1 claim |
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| [[Schiebel Camcopter S-100]] |
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| 5 (5 {{flagicon|UAE}}) |
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| 5'''*''' |
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| [[Vestel Karayel]] |
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| 1 (1 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 1'''*''' |
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| Unknown/Various drones |
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| 29 (27 {{flagicon image|Houthis emblem.svg}}, 2 {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}}) |
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| 29 claim |
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Note: '''Destroyed''' indicates crashed, shotdowns or losses confirmed by State Operators and/or reported by media. Claims of shotdowns made by Houthis and Al-Qaeda are listed in the right column, if corroborated by independent media, military analysts or footage marked with a '''*'''. |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
Revision as of 20:48, 15 February 2020
Beginning in 2015, Saudi Arabia led a coalition of forces to intervene in the civil war in Yemen. A number of aircraft, both helicopters and jets, as well as drones have been lost due to accident or enemy action in the course of the campaign.
2015
15 April 2015 – At least one Yemen air force fighter jet was destroyed by an airstrike in Yemen's capital Sanaa.[1]
26 March 2015 – During the opening strikes, a RSAF F-15S crashed into the Gulf of Aden after circling around over the sea; its two pilots ejected safely and were recovered from the sea by a USAF HH-60G rescue helicopter. Arab coalition reports stated enemy fire did not cause the crash,[2] while Houthi and Iranian sources stated they shot it down.[3][4]
7 May 2015 – Damaged or Destroyed– A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter made an emergency landing just inside the Yemeni territory in Najran, because of a technical failure.[5] The Houthis claimed they forced the helicopter down. The helicopter suffered minor damage according to Saudi officials.[6]
5 May 2015 – Claim – The Houthis claimed they shot down a Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter in Baqem district in Sa'ada, capturing both pilots. No other sources confirmed or denied the claim.[7][8]
10 May 2015 – At 18:00 local time, one Royal Moroccan Air Force F-16C Block 52, serial number 08-8008, crashed in Saadah, while performing a mission as part of the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen. The pilot of a second F-16 said that he did not see any ejection. Originally missing for several hours,[9] on 11 May, the Shia rebels showed the crash site, located near Nushoor, Sa'ada.[10] They claimed they shot the jet down with anti-aircraft artillery fire,[9] while the pilot was killed in the crash.[11] Other sources claim the F-16 was shot down by anti-aircraft guns or MANPADS.[12][13]
21 July 2017 – Houthi forces shot down a Schiebel Camcopter S-100 operated by the United Arab Emirates Army in Dhubab.[14]
5 August 2015 – The Houthis claimed they shot down a Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter in western province of Hajjah. Saudi Arabian press denied the claim adding that the airframe made an emergency landing by a technical issue.[15]
21 August 2015 – A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter was lost near the Tawal border crossing in Jizan, both pilots were killed.[16] According to Saudi forces the chopper crashed, but according to Yemeni reports it was shot down.[17]
26 August 2015 – Houthi forces shot down a Schiebel Camcopter S-100 operated by the United Arab Emirates Army in the Mukayris region in southern Yemen.[18][14]
13 Septiembre 2015 – Claim – The Houthis claimed they shot down a Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter Ma'rib province with a surface-to-air missile in the district of Horaib.[19]
20 September 2015 – One Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter was shot down.[20]
26 September 2015 – Claim – The Houthis claimed they shot down a Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter in jizan Province. No other sources confirmed or denied the claim.[21][22]
25 October 2015 – Houthi forces shot down another Schiebel Camcopter S-100 operated by the United Arab Emirates Army in Al-Abdiyah.[14]
30 December 2015 – A RBAF F-16C crashed in Jizan Region, Saudi Arabia. A military source reported that the pilot ejected and survived the crash. The F-16 was already in flames before hitting the ground as recorded on video.[23] The loss was initially attributed to a technical malfunction, but other sources claim the F-16 was instead shot down by anti-aircraft guns or MANPADS.[12][24][25]
2016
27 February 2016 – Houthi forces announce the destruction of a Schiebel Camcopter S-100 operated by the United Arab Emirates Army in Dhubab.[14]
14 March 2016 – A UAEAF Dassault Mirage 2000-9D crashed in the southern Yemeni city of Aden during a combat operation in the early morning hours, killing its two pilots. The coalition claimed the Mirage crashed due to a technical fault.[26] Other sources reported that the Mirage 2000-9D was shot down while flying low by Yemeni Al-Qaeda militants using a Strela-2 MANPADS.[27][28]
13 June 2016 – A UAEAF NSA 407MRH helicopter crashed with both pilots reported killed in the crash.[29][30][31]
25 July 2016 – One Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache crashed in Marib, killing both pilots.[32]
2017
29 January 2017 – During US Raid on Yakla on Al-Qaeda militants a Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey crash landed and was subsequently destroyed by US fire to avoid falling in enemy hands.[33]
24 February 2017 – A Royal Jordanian Air Force F-16 crashed in Najran, Saudi Arabia, a military source reported that the pilot survived the crash.[34] Houthis claimed to have shot down the aircraft.[35][36]
February 2017 – A US UAV MQ-9 shot down by Houthi anti aircraft missile over Marib province.[37]
16 March 2017 – A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache was shot down by Houthi rebels.[38]
18 April 2017 – Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk crashed in Marib killing 12 soldiers on board.[39]
11 August 2017 – A UAEAF Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter crashed due to a technical problem in Shabwa, with 4 soldiers killed and 3 injured.[40][41][42]
25 August 2017 – A United States Army Aviation Branch Sikorsky MH-60M Black Hawk, belonging to the 160th SOAR (A) was conducting hoist training a few feet above the water when it crashed 20 miles off southern coast of Yemen at approx 7:00 p.m. local time. One crew member died while other five were recovered.[43][44]
11 September 2017 – A UAEAF IOMAX AT-802U crashed in Yemen, killing the pilot.[45][46][47]
13 September 2017 – A RSAF Eurofighter Typhoon involved in close air support mission against Houthi fighters over Yemen crashed into a mountain in Al Wade’a district, reportedly due to a technical malfunction. The pilot died in the crash.[48]
1 October 2017 – U.S. Central Command stated that a MQ-9 had been shot down by Houthi air defense systems over Sanaa in western Yemen the previous day. The aircraft took off from Chabelley Airport in Djibouti and was armed.[49][50][51][51][52]
17 October 2017 – A UAEAF Boeing AH-64 Apache crashed due to technical failure in Yemen resulting in the death of 2 Emirati pilots.[53][54]
2018
7 January 2018 – Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down a Saudi warplane which was conducting air raids over northern Yemen.[55] According to Saudi reports, the downed aircraft was a Panavia Tornado of the Saudi Royal Air Force which was on a combat mission in the skies over Saada province in northern Yemen, but that it was lost for 'technical reasons' and that both crew members were rescued.[56][57]
8 January 2018 – Damaged – A RSAF aircraft was hit by a Houthi surface-to-air missile. A Houthi released another video in a separate claim a day before showing what appears to be F-15 increasing speed and releasing decoy flares before being struck by a projectile and apparently suffering major damage.[58][59] On 9 January 2018 the Houthi media, Al-Masirah, announced that the F-15 had been damaged.[60]
21 March 2018 – Damaged or Destroyed– Houthi rebels claimed to hit and shot down a RSAF F-15 in Saada province.[61][62] Saudi official sources confirmed the incident reporting that it happened at 3:48 pm local time after a surface-to-air defense missile was launched at the fighter, also indicating that the fighter returned to its air base and landed safely.[63][64]
11 April 2018 – Saudi air defense system detected at 07:40 am an unidentified body flying towards Abha International Airport and destroyed it. According to Saudi air defense, fragments of object showed it to be a Houthi drone with Iranian specifications that was trying to target the airport.[65]
18 April 2018 – A Houthi explosive laden Qasef-1 drone is shot down over Yemen by UAE army anti aircraft defense unit.[66]
31 May 2018 – A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter was reportedly shot down by Houthi fighters according to the Yemeni Defense Ministry, both crewmen died in the crash.[67][68]
24 July 2018 – (2) Houthi Qasef-1 drones carrying explosives are shot down by UAE armed forces. One was headed to Al Mokha and the other to Al Khokha in the Hodeidah province.[69]
30 August 2018 – Houthi rebels shot down a armed Saudi Arabian CH-4B drone near Tuwal border crossing[70]
2 September 2018 – Houthi forces shot down a Schiebel Camcopter S-100 operated by the United Arab Emirates Army in Al-Jah.[14]
14 September 2018 – A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed following technical issues while it was on a reconnaissance mission in Yemeni eastern province of al-Mahrah. Both pilots died.[71][72]
23 December 2018 – Houthi rebels shot down a Saudi Arabian CH-4 drone[73] in Saada Province, northern Yemen.[74][75]
2019
8 March 2019 – Saudi Arabia’s air defense systems shot down a Houthi drone in Saudi airspace.[76]
March 2019 – (4) Houthi drones shot down by pro-government forces, one in Nihm district.[77]
3 April 2019 – (2) Houthi drones shot down by Royal Saudi Air Defense over Khamis Mushait, 5 civilians were injured.[78]
4 April 2019 – A Houthi drone is shot down over Fazah area west of Tuhayta district in the province of Hudaydah by pro-government forces Giants Brigade.[79]
8 April 2019 – Saudi led coalition intercepted and shot down a Houthi drone launched towards Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.[80]
11 April 2019 – Saudi led coalition shot down a Houthi drone over Seiyun in southeast Yemen.[81]
19 April 2019 – The Houthis published a video of the downing and the crash site of a Wing Loong UCAV acting for Saudi-led intervention over Saada district. It was probably shot down with a R-73 or R-27T missile.[82][83][84]
14 May 2019 – A United Arab Emirates MQ-1 Predator was shot down by Houthi fire during a night flight in Saana, Hoouthi fighters used an air-to-air missile (R-27T or R-73) with a modified land operator device.[85][86]
26 May 2019 – Saudi air defense intercepted a Houthi drone targeting King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Airport in Jizan.[87]
2 June 2019 – Houthis launch a drone targeting Aden, while Saudi air defenses state they shot down a drone west of Aden.[88]
6 June 2019 – Houthis shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone over Yemen.[89] According to United States Central Command the drone was shot down by SA-6 surface-to-air missile that was enabled with Iranian assistance.[90]
10 June 2019 – (2) Houthi drones targeting Khamis Mushait were intercepted by Saudi air defenses.[91]
14 June 2019 – (5) Saudi air defense intercepted and shot down 5 Houthi drones targeting Abha International Airport and Khamis Mushait.[92]
17 June 2019 – (2) Houthi drones were intercepted by Saudi air defenses, one drone was targeting Abha.[93]
26 June 2019 – A Houthi drone launched toward Saudi Arabia was intercepted and shot down.[94]
30 June 2019 – (2) Houthi drones were intercepted by Saudi forces. The first drone was targeting Jizan and the second was aimed at a residential area in Asir Province.[95]
5 July 2019 – Houthi drones targeting Jizan Regional Airport were intercepted by Saudi forces.[96]
6 July 2019 – Houthi Qasef drones targeting Saudi Arabia were intercepted and shot down by Saudi forces.[97]
8 July 2019 – Saudi-led coalition shot down a Houthi drone launched towards Saudi Arabia.[98]
15 July 2019 – (2) Houthi drones targeting Jizan and Abha airport in Saudi Arabia are intercepted by the coalition.[99]
21 August 2019 – Houthis shot down another US MQ-9 Reaper unarmed drone over Dhamar, Yemen. The claim was corroborated by two US officials.[100][101]
1 November 2019 – Houthi rebels shot down a Schiebel Camcopter S-100 drone over al-Hudaydah.[102]
25 November 2019 – (5) Houthi drones targeting the Yemeni city of Mocha are shot down by the Arab coalition.[103]
29 November 2019 – A Saudi Arabian Army Aviation AH-64 Apache was shot down by Houthi rebels using a surface to air missile. A video released by the Houthis clearly shows a surface to air missile fired at a patrolling Apache until the helicopter is hit and crashes in flames. Both pilots died.[104][105]. The Houthis did not discose the missile system that was employed, referring to it as a new system.[106] Russian sources speculated it being a Soviet made 9K33 Osa.[107] However, nor Yemen nor Iran had any 9K33 Osa in their armed forces, while known Houthis' operated systems are based on the Soviet made surface-to-air 2K12 Kub which employes a two stage rocket engine and the air-to-air missiles R-73 and R-27T which both have a single stage rocket engine.[108]
1 December 2019 – The Houthis published photos of the remains of a Wing Loong UCAV indicating it was shot down.[109]
10 December 2019 – The Houthis claimed they shot down a Saudi drone.[110] Drone was later identified as a Wing Loong UCAV. Houthi media published pictures of the drone on fire and its wreckage.[111][112]
30 December 2019 – A Houthi drone is shot down by forces of the internationally recognized Yemeni government near the oil fields in Marib.[113]
31 December 2019 – Houthis announced their forces shot down two Saudi drones, one in Razih district in Saada and another in the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah.[114] Later the Houthis publishes footage of the downing and recover of the remains of a Vestel Karayel drone.[115]
2020
3 January 2020 – Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down an unidentified Saudi Arabian drone in the al-Malahit area of Sadah province.[116]
7 January 2020 – Houthi rebels shot down an armed Saudi Arabian CH-4B drone over Jawf province.[117][118]
22 January 2020 – pro-Yemen government forces shoot down a Houthi drone over Al Hudaydah.[119]
5 February 2020 – Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down a Saudi Arabian "spy drone" in Al Hudaydah. The shoot down was not confirmed.[120]
14 February 2020 – In the night of 14 February 2020, a Saudi Tornado was shot down during close air support mission in support of Saudi allied Yemeni forces in the Yemeni Al Jouf governorate by Houthis. On the day after, the Saudi command confirmed the loss of a Tornado, while video evidence was released showing the downing using a two stage surface to air missile. Both pilots ejected.[121][122]
See also
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- ^ "Saudi shoots down explosive-laden Houthi drone targeting airport". Khaleej Times. 27 May 2019.
- ^ "Yemen's Houthis launch drone attack on Saudi-led coalition military parade in Aden". Reuters. 2 June 2019.
- ^ "Houthis Say US Reaper Drone Shot Down, Release Video, Pics". Breaking Defense. 14 June 2019.
- ^ "CENTCOM: MQ-9 Reaper shot down over Yemen last week". Military Times. 15 June 2019.
- ^ "Saudi Arabia says it has intercepted two Houthi drones". Al Jazeera. 10 June 2019.
- ^ "KSA intercepts 5 drones launched by Houthis on Abha Airport". Iraq News. 15 June 2019.
- ^ "Saudi Arabia intercepts two Houthi drones". Khaleej Times. 18 June 2019.
- ^ "Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Houthi drone launched toward the kingdom: SPA". Reuters. 26 June 2019.
- ^ "Saudi Arabia intercepts two Houthi drones launched into kingdom". Al Jazeera. 30 June 2019.
- ^ "Saudi air defense forces intercept Houthi drones targeting Jazan airport". Arab News. 5 July 2019.
- ^ "Saudi Arabia intercepts rebel Al Houthi drones". Gulf News. 7 July 2019.
- ^ "Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Yemeni Houthi drone launched at kingdom: SPA". Reuters. 9 July 2019.
- ^ "Coalition intercepts 2 Houthi drones targeting southern Saudi Arabia". Arab News. 15 July 2019.
- ^ "HOUTHIS SHOT DOWN US-MADE MQ-9 REAPER UMANNED COMBAT AERIAL VEHICLE OVER YEMEN (PHOTOS, VIDEO)". South Front. 21 August 2019.
- ^ U.S. drone shot down over Yemen: officials
- ^ HOUTHIS SHOOT DOWN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE OF SAUDI-LED FORCES NEAR AL-HUDAYDAH (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
- ^ https://www.thenational.ae/world/mena/arab-coalition-thwarts-houthi-missile-and-drone-attack-in-yemen-1.942156
- ^ Apache helicopter reportedly shot down by Soviet missile
- ^ An Apache attack helicopter and a MALE (Medium-Range Long-Endurance) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle have been reportedly downed over Yemen.
- ^ https://southfront.org/houthis-release-video-of-new-air-defense-system-downing-saudi-apache-helicopter/
- ^ https://sputniknews.com/military/201911301077442099-watch-soviet-made-missile-system-allegedly-down-apache-helicopter/
- ^ https://debriefer.net/en/news-10890.html
- ^ An Apache attack helicopter and a MALE (Medium-Range Long-Endurance) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle have been reportedly downed over Yemen.
- ^ Gulf of Aden Security Review
- ^ Ansarallah movement claim to have destroyed a drone
- ^ Yemen: The Houthis shot down a spyplane over Najran (In Arabic)
- ^ https://www.urdupoint.com/en/amp/world/yemeni-government-army-downs-houthi-drone-nea-798610.html
- ^ Yemen's Houthis say shot down 2 drones
- ^ Watch: Yemen downs Saudi-led coalition drone in Hudaydah
- ^ Houthis claim shoot down of Saudi drone in Sadah
- ^ Saudi CH-4 drone shot down by Yemeni air defences in Jawf
- ^ Video footage of downing Saudi CH-4 drone released
- ^ http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-02/02/c_138750279.htm
- ^ Houthis announce shooting down "spy drone" in Yemen's Hodeidah
- ^ https://theaviationist.com/2020/02/15/ir-video-shows-the-moment-a-saudi-tornado-attack-jet-was-shot-down-by-houthi-rebels-over-yemen/
- ^ https://twitter.com/BabakTaghvaee1/status/1228742017213239302