Saudi Arabia Embraces Air Defense Options

Lockheed
Credit: Lockheed Martin
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—Over the past decade, the Saudi government has been forced to take its air defenses much more seriously. That's largely down to attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi militants in Yemen that have fired around 400 kamikaze drones and tactical missiles into the desert kingdom since 2015...
Alan Warnes

Alan Warnes is Defense Editor of Aviation Week Network publications Arabian Aerospace and African Aerospace.

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