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The hard-to-stop Houthi missiles that might make Trump think twice about helping Saudi Arabia

The Age - Home · 13 October 2026 at 11:19 am

The hard-to-stop Houthi missiles that might make Trump think twice about helping Saudi Arabia

Gone are the dodgy North Korean missiles of old; the Houthis now wield their own Palestine-2 hypersonic missile, which is highly accurate and can travel 16 times the speed of sound.

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