Saudi Arabia has lost another attack drone.

A few hours ago, a video appeared on the Web, which captured the moment of the destruction of the unmanned aerial vehicle CH-4 of the Saudi Arabian Air Force. Judging by the published video frames, as in most previous episodes, the Houthis used their Osa anti-aircraft missile systems - the missile hit right on target, leaving the Chinese-made drone no chance.

This is not the first unmanned aerial vehicle lost by Saudi Arabia since the beginning of this year, which raises a lot of questions about the real effectiveness of the army of this Middle Eastern state, including due to the inability to repel attacks by drones and ballistic missiles launched from the territory of neighboring Yemen.

The Yemeni rebels do not give official comments on where the Osa complexes came from, but the latter could well have been delivered back in Soviet times or from the territory of Iran, which actively supports the Houthis.

Earlier it was reported that Saudi Arabia lost two Apache attack helicopters at Abha International Airport, which were hit by a kamikaze drone, however, despite the statements of the Yemeni rebels, no evidence of this has appeared so far.