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Published on: 03/10/2026 - 22:01 Last updated: 03/10/2026 - 22:01

A weapon that the Yemeni government says was developed by the Houthis from air defense weapons of Iranian origin raises new concerns for the safety of civil aviation in the southern Red Sea, due to its declared ability to remain in the air for about 25 minutes and use a thermal tracking system to search for heat sources. The government says that the Houthis are launching these weapons from their areas of control in Hodeidah Governorate towards areas close to international air routes, which opens a new threat front that is not limited to ships and maritime navigation in the Red Sea, but extends to the movement of civilian aircraft in airspace.

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