China Gives Houthis Missile To Hit Pakistan? Deadly 'Gift' As Munir's Troops Join Saudi | Vantage

The Houthis of Yemen are reportedly looking to develop their own long-ranged ballistic missile, which will be a reverse-engineered version of Iran's Kheibar Shekan missile. A Wall Street Journal report states that the Houthis are buying missile components from Chinese vendors as they attempt to develop their own missile. The report adds that the Houthis want to copy the Kheibar Shekan missile and increase its range, allowing the Houthis to strike anywhere in Saudi Arabia and Israel. The Houthis want to increase the missile's range to 2,000 kilometres which will even put parts of Pakistan in range, if Islamabad agrees to fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia. However, the Houthis already have long-range weapons like the Palestine-2 ballistic missile, the Quds-4 cruise missile and the Wa'id-2 kamikaze drone that can strike Saudi Arabia, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait and Pakistan. Hem Kaur Saroya explains on Vantage on Firstpost.

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