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Houthi missile capabilities after Saudi attacks
The article summarizes the size of the missile and drone arsenal possessed by the Houthis following their escalation of attacks on Saudi Arabia, particularly the targeting of King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The Houthis have launched attacks using ballistic missiles—including the long-range "Burkan" version, which can reach up to 1,050 km—as well as other missiles like "Burkan-3/Zephyr," which has a range of 1,450 km. They also possess short-range missiles such as "Qaher" and "Palestine-2," along with loitering munitions and anti-ship missiles, including "Quds-4" and "Al-Mandab-1." Estimates indicate that the Houthis rely on imported components from Iran, while locally manufacturing some drones and missiles. Despite U.S. strikes targeting their capabilities, they continue to rebuild their missile and drone arsenals, and their stockpiles remain a regional threat due to the variety of types and ranges of their weapons.
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