Iran President Denies Providing Hypersonic Missiles to Yemen's Houthis
DUBAI (Reuters) - Tehran has not sent hypersonic missiles to Yemen's Houthis, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said in a televised news conference on Monday, a day after the Iran-backed group said a missile it fired at Israel was a hypersonic one.
Yemen’s Houthis fire ‘hypersonic’ missile at Israel: What to know
On Sunday, Yemen’s Ansar Allah, commonly known as the Houthis, launched what they said was a hypersonic missile at central Israel. It caused fires, triggered air raid sirens, and sent residents running for shelter in the area around Ben Gurion Airport. The Houthis said Israeli defence systems could not take down their missile.
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