Al Mayadeen’s sources reveal key specs of the selfmade strategic weapons showcased by the Yemeni military throughout the navy parade in Sanaa.
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The Yemeni Armed Forces throughout a navy parade in Sanaa, Yemen, September 22, 2022
The Yemeni Armed Forces organized a navy parade on Thursday within the nation’s capital, which noticed the Sanaa forces showcasing their newest weapons and gear developed at residence.
What are the specs of the weapons showcased by the Yemeni Armed Forces throughout their navy parade in Sanaa?
Al Mayadeen‘s sources shed the sunshine on the specs of the selfmade weapons exhibited by the Yemeni military on the event of the eighth anniversary of the September 21 revolution within the Al-Sabeen Sq., Sanaa.
The navy parade noticed the military showcasing superior weapons spanning every little thing, from dozens of superior missile techniques, naval weapons, and air defenses made by the Navy Industrialization Authority.
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— الإعلام الحربي اليمني (@MMY1444) September 21, 2022
Naval weapons
Aasef-1 boat
– A selfmade speedboat
– Can attain very excessive speeds and has glorious maneuverability
– Can carry medium machine weapons (MMG) and lightweight machine weapons (LMG), akin to a 14.5-caliber machine gun and a a number of rockets launcher of caliber 107, in addition to 4 fully-equipped troopers.
– Is utilized in raiding fastened and transferring naval targets
Aasef-2 boat
– A selfmade digital speedboat
– Is utilized in numerous reconnaissance and intelligence operations and carries a number of digital warfare, monitoring, and radio-jamming weapons
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Aasef-1 and Aasef-2 pace boats
Aasef-3 boat
– A selfmade speedboat
– Can attain very excessive speeds (one of many quickest within the Yemeni military’s arsenal) and has glorious maneuverability
– Can carry heavy machines weapons and air protection weapons, akin to autocannons and ZU-23, in addition to six fully-equipped troopers
– Is used to intercept transferring naval targets and raid ships
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Aseef 3 pace boat (Yemeni Navy Media)
Mallah boat
– A selfmade speedboat
– Can attain very excessive speeds and has glorious maneuverability
– Can carry MMGs, akin to a 12.7 caliber machine gun, a 14.5 caliber machine gun, and an RPG tube
Toufan-1 boat
– A selfmade unmanned floor automobile
– Can carry a warhead of as much as 150 kg
– Is characterised by its small measurement, excessive pace, and skill to evade detection by enemy radar techniques
– Can attain speeds as excessive as 35 nautical miles an hour
– Is used to focus on cell and glued naval targets at shut ranges
Toufan-2 boat
– A selfmade unmanned floor automobile
– Can carry a payload of as much as 400 kg of explosives
– Is characterised by its excessive pace and skill to evade detection by enemy radar techniques
– Can attain speeds as excessive as 41 nautical miles an hour
– Is used to focus on cell and glued naval targets at medium ranges
Toufan-3 boat
– A selfmade unmanned floor automobile
– Can carry a payload of as much as 500 kg of explosives
– Is characterised by its agility, excessive pace, and skill to evade detection by enemy radar techniques
– Can attain speeds as excessive as 52 nautical miles an hour
– Is used to focus on cell and glued naval targets at lengthy ranges
Missiles
Crimson sea missile
– A coast-to-sea ballistic missile
– Has a medium vary
– Makes use of radar and heat-seeking techniques
– Has excessive pace
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Crimson Sea missile (Yemeni Navy Media)
Moheet missile
– A coast-to-sea ballistic missile
– Designed for naval targets
– Has a medium vary
– Makes use of stable and liquid gas
– All-weather working
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Moheet missile
Aasef missile
– A coast-to-sea ballistic missile
– 400 km vary
– 10 m in size
– 0.7 m in diameter
– Makes use of stable gas
– Carries a payload of 550 kg of explosives
– Has an autonomous steerage system
– Absolutely made by the Yemeni military-industrial committee
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The Yemeni Armed Forces throughout a navy parade in Sanaa, Yemen, September 22, 2022
Ballistic and winged missiles
Badr-2 missile
– A surface-to-surface ballistic missile
– Has a brief vary
– A precision missile
– Makes use of stable gas
Badr-3 missile
– A surface-to-surface ballistic missile
– Has a medium vary
– A precision missile
– Makes use of stable gas
Hatem missile
– A surface-to-surface ballistic missile
– Has an extended vary
– A precision missile
– Makes use of stable gas
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Hatem missile
Quds-3 missile
– A surface-to-surface missile
– Has an extended vary
– A precision missile
– Makes use of liquid gas
– Undetectable by enemy radars
Falaq missile
– A surface-to-surface ballistic missile
– Has an extended vary
– Makes use of liquid gas
– A precision missile
– Carries a number of warheads
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— محمد البخيتي(Mohammed Al-Bukaiti) (@M_N_Albukhaiti) September 21, 2022
Me’raj missile
– A surface-to-air ballistic missile
– Makes use of stable gas
– A precision missile
– Makes use of radar and heat-seeking techniques
– Characterised by its excessive maneuverability and isn’t affected by warmth and radar jamming
Air protection
Saqr missile
– 2 m in size
– 150 mm in diameter
– Has a max pace of 200 m/s
– 58 kg in weight
– Has a kill radius of 30 m
– Has a most, vary of 100 km
– Can attain 28,000 ft in altitude
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Saqr-1 anti air missile
Sadeq system
– Detection and monitoring system
– Has a variety of 40 km
Haidar system
– Detection and monitoring system
– Has a variety of fifty km
P-19 radar
– A Russian-made missile-detection system
– Has a detection vary of 200 km
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P-19 Radar
Autos
Hani
– Size: 520 cm
– Width: 170 cm
– Top: 275 cm
– Internet weight: 4.2 tons
– Crew: 6 fully-equipped troopers
– 4500 CC engine
– Petrol engine
– Max pace: 120 km/h
– Chassis: high-strength metal armor
– Glass: armored
– 360-degree rotating firing platform
– 12.7 caliber weapons
– Outfitted with a gyroscope, which makes it versatile when transferring, dashing, and interesting
– Can be utilized on offense and protection
– Whole weight: 4.5 tons
– The producers studied earlier fashions of armored automobiles and specified their weak factors to bolster these very same areas on the brand new armored automobiles
Unmanned aerial automobiles (UAV)
Khatef-2 drone
– Size: 1.6 m
– Wingspan: 1 m
– Diameter: 11 cm
– Vary: over 35 km
– Outfitted with a sensor for fastened and cell targets
– Carries out offensive tactical missions and used in opposition to hostile automobiles and armored automobiles
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Khatef-2 drones
Mersad-2 drone
– A quadcopter reconnaissance plane
In the course of the navy parade, Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Brigadier Basic Yahya Saree warned the Saudi-led coalition of aggression in opposition to any escalation and lacking out on the possibility for a ceasefire, stressing that “the state of affairs in Yemen earlier than the parade shouldn’t be because it was earlier than it.”
Yemen commemorates eighth anniversary of the September 21 revolution
In early September, the Yemeni Armed Forces held The Promise of the Hereafter navy parade in Al-Hudaydah, which noticed the participation of assorted models of the Yemeni military, such because the coast guard, the navy, the air power, the air protection power, and several other elite forces, sources advised Al Mayadeen.
A number of days after The Promise of the Hereafter navy parade, the Ministry of Inside Affairs held an enormous navy parade within the capital Sanaa to commemorate the eighth anniversary of the nation’s September 21 revolution in opposition to the Saudi-backed regime.
Below the supervision of the chief of the Yemeni Ansar Allah motion, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, models from numerous divisions of the Yemeni Army, most notably the Floor Power and the Air Protection, showcased their achievements.
Superior weapons had been placed on show throughout the parade, together with regionally made armored automobile “Bas 2”, missiles, armored automobiles, rifles, unmanned aerial automobiles (UAVs), and air protection missile techniques.
The navy parade was attended by 20,000 safety personnel from the Ministry of Inside’s safety models.
