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U.S. AGM-88B Missile Designed to Target Radars Lands Unexploded in Yemen, Recovered by Houthis, Potentially Acquired by Iran or China

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Published May 2, 2025, 11:54 AM

A U.S. AGM-88B anti-radiation missile, designed to target and destroy radar systems at supersonic speeds, landed unexploded and fully intact in Hodeidah, Yemen. Houthi forces later recovered the missile. The incident raises concerns about the missile potentially being acquired by Iran or China. The missile's crash occurred in an area controlled by the Houthis, who are reportedly surrounded by a land blockade, limiting their access by land. The recovery of this advanced missile by the Houthis could have implications for regional security dynamics.

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Ahmad Hassan (Yemeni media activist): ▪️Look at the map of Yemen. ▪️The Houthis control the areas marked in pink. ▪️Nothing can reach the Houthis by land, since, apparently, they are surrounded by a land blockade. ▪️Now let's talk about the air route. The Houthis have an https://t.co/coJwdTzXej

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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇾🇪 US AGM-88B missile, designed to detect radars and destroy them at supersonic speed CRASHES over Yemen's Hodeida unexploded and fully intact Iran will get a new toy… https://t.co/ltfrAD3lhX

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#Yemen #Houthis #Hezbollah #Hamas #Israel #Gaza #Iran A U.S. AGM-88B anti-radiation missile, designed to target radar systems, landed unexploded in Hodeidah, Yemen Houthi forces later recovered the intact missile. https://t.co/pv6iKfWSWh

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