UAE: claims to have killed 3 enemy drones
"We are ready to deal with any threat and are taking all necessary steps to protect the state," the UAE Ministry of Defense said in a statement.
UAE claims to have killed 3 enemy drones We are ready to deal with any threat and are taking all necessary steps to protect the state, the statement of the UAE Ministry of Defense - According to the details, the UAE has claimed to have killed 3 enemy drones. According to the UAE Ministry of Defense, the UAE has intercepted and destroyed three drones entering the Gulf airspace from uninhabited areas.
The UAE Ministry of Defense says that we are ready to deal with any threat and are taking all necessary steps to protect the state. According to reports, this is the fourth incident in three weeks during tensions with Houthi rebels.
The United States has announced that it will deploy guided missile warplanes and state-of-the-art fighter jets to the UAE to counter the threat posed by the Houthi rebels.
وزارة الدفاع تعلن عن اعتراض وتدمير عدد 3 طائرات من دون طيار معادية اخترقت المجال الجوي للدولة فجر اليوم 2/2/2022 بعيدا عن المناطق المأهولة بالسكان، وأكدت الوزارة أنها على أهبة الاستعداد والجاهزية للتعامل مع أية تهديدات، وأنها تتخذ كافة الإجراءات اللازمة لحماية الدولة من أي اعتداء pic.twitter.com/XqEXZmkz7K
— وزارة الدفاع |MOD UAE (@modgovae) February 2, 2022
It should be noted that the UAE had thwarted the ballistic missile attack of the Houthi rebels in Yemen yesterday. On the other hand, the Arab military alliance has claimed to have carried out 25 targeted attacks on Houthi rebel strongholds in 24 hours.MOD announces interception and destruction, away from populated areas, of three hostile drones that penetrated UAE airspace at dawn today, 2/2/2022. MOD confirms it is ready to deal with any threats and is taking all necessary measures to protect the state and its territory. pic.twitter.com/xXvbsQByP6
— وزارة الدفاع |MOD UAE (@modgovae) February 2, 2022
''The Arab League also claimed to have killed 11 Houthi rebel vehicles and more than 80 rebels.''