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As we already know and discussed here, one of the consequences of US regime mainly carrying out terrorist attacks against civilian targets in Yemen is that such attacks have absolutely no effects on military capabilities of the country. This is why we've been witnessing the Armed Forces of Yemen increase the number of deadly retaliatory strikes against US navy while also increasing their precision strikes on Israeli terrorist positions inside occupied Palestine every week. These terrorist bases are being bombed almost daily using precise L/MRBMs and loitering munitions.
For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbasemore than a thousand2050 kilometers away with pinpoint precision:
For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbase
says the guy that thinks a wall screw is evidence of a certain bomb being used
Don't be that kind of troll, it's just sad. If you had bothered reading that particular post you would have realized that I am not the one claiming the fragments found belong to GBU-39, the munition experts are. And since I anticipated your kind of trolling and since I knew people like you have a hard time believing a Yemeni expert I even included an example of a Western so called expert saying the same thing as evidence.Munitions experts, however, said that the fragments of a bomb found at the site were from the U.S.-made GBU-39.
Given the extent of the damage, it appears that multiple GBU-39 bombs were used, affirmed Trevor Ball, a munitions researcher and a former U.S. army explosive ordnance disposal specialist. Ball told Drop Site he thinks the detention facility was intentionally targeted, since GBU-39 are precision munitions and the site was hit multiple times.
Given the extent of the damage, it appears that multiple GBU-39 bombs were used, affirmed Trevor Ball, a munitions researcher and a former U.S. army explosive ordnance disposal specialist. Ball told Drop Site he thinks the detention facility was intentionally targeted, since GBU-39 are precision munitions and the site was hit multiple times.
Original archived Re: Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution
Scraped on 04/05/2025, 12:07:12 UTC
As we already know and discussed here, one of the consequences of US regime mainly carrying out terrorist attacks against civilian targets in Yemen is that such attacks have absolutely no effects on military capabilities of the country. This is why we've been witnessing the Armed Forces of Yemen increase the number of deadly retaliatory strikes against US navy while also increasing their precision strikes on Israeli terrorist positions inside occupied Palestine every week. These terrorist bases are being bombed almost daily using precise L/MRBMs and loitering munitions.
For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbase more than a thousand kilometers away with pinpoint precision:
For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbase more than a thousand kilometers away with pinpoint precision:
says the guy that thinks a wall screw is evidence of a certain bomb being used
Don't be that kind of troll, it's just sad. If you had bothered reading that particular post you would have realized that I am not the one claiming the fragments found belong to GBU-39, the munition experts are. And since I anticipated your kind of trolling and since I knew people like you have a hard time believing a Yemeni expert I even included an example of a Western so called expert saying the same thing as evidence.Munitions experts, however, said that the fragments of a bomb found at the site were from the U.S.-made GBU-39.
Given the extent of the damage, it appears that multiple GBU-39 bombs were used, affirmed Trevor Ball, a munitions researcher and a former U.S. army explosive ordnance disposal specialist. Ball told Drop Site he thinks the detention facility was intentionally targeted, since GBU-39 are precision munitions and the site was hit multiple times.
Given the extent of the damage, it appears that multiple GBU-39 bombs were used, affirmed Trevor Ball, a munitions researcher and a former U.S. army explosive ordnance disposal specialist. Ball told Drop Site he thinks the detention facility was intentionally targeted, since GBU-39 are precision munitions and the site was hit multiple times.