Saudi air defense intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Hussites from Yemen

The Saudi Air Defense Forces intercepted the Scud missile launched by Yemeni rebels from the Sana'a area, reports RIA News Reuters message.

Yemeni President Mansour Hadi in Saudi Arabia, October 2015

“Saudi Arabian air defense yesterday at about 11 the evening local time intercepted a missile launched from the Yemeni city of Sanaa in the direction of the city of Najran. The air force immediately destroyed the launch platform, ”the agency informed.

The publication reminds us that the Scud rocket (in the Russian P-11 classification) entered service in the USSR in the 1950s. ”

According to the Yemeni service News, "The target was the Saudi National Guard base."

According to the agency, this is not the first case - “earlier in December, Saudi Arabia’s air defenses already reflected a missile strike from Yemen’s territory”, where the conflict between the Hussite rebels and the army units of President Hadi, who was ousted from the country, continues. The troops loyal to Hadi are supported on the ground and from the air by the forces of the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia.

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[Pereira]

It is necessary for the Hussites to put a newer technique. If not yours, then at least buy from North Koreans. Those will only be happy. And for a long time they don't give a damn about possible sanctions.

[USSR 1971]

And what about the photo comrade from Yemen so happy? Not all missiles intercepted?
Please note that he even has a remote control with a button in the photo, though it’s stone. He cunningly smiles, he’ll probably press ...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: USSR 1971

And what about the photo comrade from Yemen so happy?

He probably has a nuclear button on his desk?

[Pereira]

This is not a stone panel, but a marble one. Moreover, the marble is camouflaged under the desert. And the button on the stone panel is golden. A sort of luxury with a military bias.

[Ami du peuple]

Well, they shot down one Saudi rocket, so another will fly. It’s business ... And it seems to me that someone is clearly helping the Hussites. Maybe the Almighty?

[vodolaz]

And what will happen if the Hussites have something fresher?

[Dryuya2]

Quote: vodolaz

And what will happen if ...

there and so the "guys" do not miss
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http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/22114/
December 28 2015
Yemeni forces hit Saudi military base in Najran

The Yemeni army, with the support of popular committees loyal to the Huti Ansarullah movement, hit a military base in the southwestern border city of Saudi Arabia Najran with a ballistic missile.
Yemen’s Al-Masirah news channel reported on Sunday that the Qaher 1 rocket caused huge explosions by pushing arsenals at a base located in the Najran Al Arissah district. Yemeni forces also launched rocket attacks on a convoy of Saudi mercenaries moving from the center of the Yemeni province to Marib in the north of the province of Jauf. Three cars were destroyed during the attack.
Yemeni military forces have also sacked more than 80 Katyushas at Saudi bases in Najran in retaliation for the ongoing strikes of Riyadh against Yemen.
Dozens of mercenaries fighting for a regime in Riyadh were killed after Yemeni militants fired rockets at the presidential palace in Marib and al-Amri in the southwestern province of Taez. According to recent reports, severe clashes continue between Ansarullah fighters and Saudi valuable militants loyal to the fugitive former President of Yemen Abd Mansour Hadi Rabbuh, in the Dhubab district of Taez. Similar clashes continue in the northeastern part of the capital, Yemen Sana'a. In a separate development on Sunday, Saudi warplanes repeatedly bombarded the border regions of Yemen.
The jets also pounded the Kataf area in the northern province of Saad. Yemen has been under the military attacks of Saudi Arabia since the end of March. More than 7500 people have been killed and more than 14000 have been injured since March. Strikes are also heavy damage to the means and infrastructure of a poor country, destroying many hospitals, schools and factories.

[NIKNN]

Quote: vodolaz

And what will happen if the Hussites have something fresher?

The problem is being solved by increasing the number of missiles in the attack and from different directions. Even Israel's "Dome can't knock everything down." By the way, they probably use the American Patriot once the missiles are shot down.

[Geisenberg]

Quote: Pereira

It is necessary for the Hussites to put a newer technique. If not yours, then at least buy from North Koreans. Those will only be happy. And for a long time they don't give a damn about possible sanctions.

What for ? They are so good that with old SCADAS they do everything normally.

[aszzz888]

And what is it about her Saud, Patriot?

[Igor39]

I would also like to know what failed.

[Kars]

That week, like a couple of Points W blinked, they say about 3 killed Leclerc.

[avt]

Quote: Igor39

I would also like to know what failed.

Yes, in principle, any more or less modern. SCAD campaign, a reworking of the North Korean “Moon” with a non-detachable warhead. ”It was quite possible for the Saddam Jews to intercept.

Quote: Pereira

We need to put them newer.

Yes, they have "Tochki" and they quite successfully jammed the Saudis. Maybe they ran out, or they decided to waste away from the old stocks.

[science fiction writer]

Whatever they overwhelm her with one fact, the Saudis are also under the gun, and they have made a haemorrhage for themselves.

[kil 31]

They already compose hymns about the Point. So they get more often than they bring down and get there where they wanted.

[Amurets]

Quote: Igor39

I would also like to know what failed.

Than what? Boomerang. Skadas from old age are already falling apart. The oxidizer has corroded the tanks for 50 years.

[Bongo]

Quote: Amurets

Than what? Boomerang. Skadas from old age are already falling apart. The oxidizer has corroded the tanks for 50 years.

Hi Nikolay! You are not quite right, in the first, the missiles are not stored for a long time in a refilled form, and secondly, they were mass-produced in the USSR until the end of the 80's. The last time in our armed forces they were used in the 1999 year, during the 2-th Chechen war. Then about 200 missiles, including expired ones, were shot.

[Pereira]

It’s good that the warehouses were cleaned.

[tux]

In the first "Desert Storm" like patriots shot down.

[The black]

It’s interesting, but can the Saudis intercept Caliber?

[aszzz888]

Black RU Today, 10:18 New
It’s interesting, but can the Saudis intercept Caliber? feel

I wonder what?

[The black]

suicide bombers with explosives over the bases will be suspended ... in cells ...

[Bongo]

Quote: aszzz888

I wonder what?

Google Earth satellite image: Patriot air defense systems deployed near Riyadh

Cruise missiles are much easier targets compared to ballistic P-17.

[Zaurbek]

Only a real test will show. run from 3 sides - from the Indian Ocean, from the Caspian Sea and from the Mediterranean Sea.

[Zaurbek]

Only a real test will show. run from 3 sides - from the Indian Ocean, from the Caspian Sea and from the Mediterranean Sea.

[Pereira]

And undermining from below.

[DobryAAH]

It’s interesting, but can the Saudis intercept Caliber?

Want to try?

[AID.S]

Scud drove along the road in the direction of the base of the National Guard .... :-)

[olimpiada15]

The Howsites, opposing the exiled government, are fighting for a just cause. This president Hadi, although legitimate, but also a wormy protege of the Saudis, and in all other matters, the Saudis need to step on the tail carefully, will be calmer in the region.

[AdekvatNICK]

A powerful explosion occurred on Monday in the area of ​​the Kabul airport named after Hamid Karzai, there are victims and injured, the Afghan Interior Ministry said.

[Zeppelin ml.]

Quote: AdekvatNICK

A powerful explosion occurred on Monday in the area of ​​Kabul airport named after

and what is it here for? And in Moscow, an accident with a minibus ..

[beer-youk]

Quote: avt

The Jews of Saddam completely intercepted themselves.

Intercepted - a fact! As many as 43%.

[Evil 55]

No need to make Granny laugh .. The last SCADA from the Arabian Peninsula was launched by Saddam in 1991 ... The terms of their operation have already passed, so they probably shot down what they themselves launched or invented ...

[voyaka uh]

The Patriot missile isn’t as sucky as some people think.
He has a solid combat score. In 2003, he shot down several Saddam Skuds.
Scud, despite his considerable age, is a difficult target. They intercept him
on the top of the trajectory - in space.
The first version of the Patriot was inferior to the C-300, it is true. But then
Rayzion pulled himself up sharply.
Saudi Patriot PAK-2.
And recently they bought PAK-3.

[Amurets]

The question is not whose complex is cooler, the question is who was sitting at the control panels?

[voyaka uh]

Just in this case - space interception - it makes no difference who is at the console.
Either you click on the "confirm" button, or not. You don't need to set up something.

[Amurets]

Thanks for the consultation.

[Bongo]

Quote: voyaka uh

The first version of the Patriot was inferior to the C-300, it is true. But then
Rayzion pulled himself up sharply.

Alexey, you are not quite right Please compare the performance characteristics of the MIM-104 Patriot RAS-1 and the first S-300PT air defense systems with the 5V55K SAM.

[beer-youk]

Quote: voyaka uh

In 2003, he shot down several Saddam Skuds.

Of several dozen running.

[chikenous59]

Quote: USSR 1971

And what about the photo comrade from Yemen so happy? Not all missiles intercepted?
Please note that he even has a remote control with a button in the photo, though it’s stone. He cunningly smiles, he’ll probably press ...

I’m afraid that this button activates prostate massage, which makes me happy)

[Bongo]

The publication reminds that the "Scud" rocket (in the Russian classification P-11) entered service in the USSR in the 1950's. ”

The publication is lying ... The ancient P-11 rocket developed by S.P. Korolyov and launched from SPU on the basis of the ISU-152 has long been universally withdrawn from service. Yemenis could use OTR R-17 over the territory of Saudi Arabia. However, taking into account the fact that the KVO of this missile is more than 500 m, effective strikes with conventional warheads can only be against large area targets. At present, the warranty periods for storing R-17 liquid-propellant rockets manufactured in the USSR have long expired and their reliability is in great doubt.

[Amurets]

Quote: Bongo

At present, the warranty periods for storing R-17 liquid-propellant rockets produced in the USSR have long expired and their reliability is in great doubt.

Sergey! Hi. I looked specifically at the data on the R-17. Not combat, but technical. In principle, now the R-17 is sufficiently reliable. QUO yes, it let us down.
http://rbase.new-factoria.ru/missile/wobb/8k14/8k14.shtml
This is a link to the Rocket Technique website. But I have doubts about the shelf life. If there was an oxidizer in the tanks, then over time, corrosion of the tanks is possible.

[Bongo]

Quote: Amurets

.If the oxidizer was in the tanks, then corrosion of the tanks is possible over time.

As far as I know, the same oxidizing agent was used in P-17 as in the SAM of the C-75 family. Answer as a specialist in this air defense system, what is the life of the missiles?
Indeed, during the operation and maintenance of the database, they were repeatedly prepared and refueled in the technical division.

[Amurets]

A less active AK-20I than AK-27I was used in the missiles, and then after 5 years, the missiles were sent to those divisions for revision, and there they decided to leave the missile in operation or send to a repair plant. After 10 years, the missiles usually flowed. we were washed with tanks with a special solution. I do not remember the composition of the solution, since our mission ended after a jump in fuel.

[Bongo]

Quote: Amurets

A less active AK-20I was used in the missiles than the AK-27I and then after 5 years, the missiles were sent to those divisions for revision, and there they decided to leave the rocket in operation or send it to a repair plant. After 10 years, missiles usually flowed. In addition, we washed the tanks with a special solution. I do not remember the composition of the solution, since our mission ended after a jump in fuel.

Well, the oxidizer is still based on nitrogen oxides - this is of course a very aggressive substance, but P-17 is usually not stored in the filled form. And they are refueled much less often than SAM.

[Amurets]

Quote: Bongo

Well, the oxidizer is still based on nitrogen oxides - this is of course a very aggressive substance, but P-17 is usually not stored in the filled form. And they are refueled much less often than SAM.

The refueling frequency does not play a role here. The main thing here is the cleanliness of the tanks. The fact is that if there is fuel left, but you can’t download it until dry. Therefore, the tanks are washed and purged with dry nitrogen. Even during storage, condensation forms in the tanks and therefore, before refueling them They are also purged with dry nitrogen. Yes, by analogy with an automobile fuel tank, I probably noticed a coat of condensate on the tank more than once. It also happens with a rocket tank. SAMs usually stand on the launchers fully charged and this slows down, but does not stop the corrosion of the tank at.

[Bongo]

Quote: Amurets

The refueling frequency does not play a role here. The main thing here is the cleanliness of the tanks. The fact is that if there is fuel left, but it cannot be downloaded until dry. Therefore, the tanks are washed and purged with dry nitrogen. Even during storage, condensation forms in the tanks and therefore, before refueling them purge also with dry nitrogen.

How to refuel missiles for C-200 Honestly not the easiest and most enjoyable procedure. Most likely, the P-17 tanks were also purged.

[Amurets]

Quote: Bongo

Honestly not the easiest and most enjoyable procedure. Most likely, the P-17 tanks were also purged.

Necessarily. Condensate forms in empty tanks. I do not remember where, when refueling with an oxidizer, the tank ruptured. What remained in the tank, God knows, but the tank "slammed" good without serious consequences, but gave a crack. The order was brought before the formation, but without painting.

[will go]

Quote: Good AAAH

It’s interesting, but can the Saudis intercept Caliber?

Want to try?

It’s high time to smash these goats, but there’s a serious roof! And for me, roll them in the desert, and the godfather is unlikely to fit, but how many problems can be solved at once

[Zeppelin ml.]

Quote: vair

It’s time to carry these goats, but there’s a serious roof!

why then shake the air?

[Weyland]

Quote: Zeppelin ml.

why then shake the air?

because it is doubtful that their "serious roof" will actually risk to fit in for them

[Weyland]

Quote: Zeppelin ml.

why then shake the air?

because it is doubtful that their "serious roof" will actually risk to fit in for them

[Gray 43]

One was intercepted, but how many failed? Maybe the missile did not crumble from interception, but simply from age))) but Saudi holes under the orders of the Provisers)))

[Termit1309]

Quote: voyaka uh

The first version of the Patriot was inferior to the C-300, it is true. But then
Rayzion pulled himself up sharply

Russian designers, as it were, did not stand still

[rubidium]

the news was minus because of the phrase "this is not the first case - earlier in December, the air defense of Saudi Arabia had already repelled a missile strike from Yemen." If you are talking about what happened before, then write that the Yemenis several times hit the Saudi Arabian airbase with Scud, so much so that the losses in equipment and officers were very impressive. And only by December these missiles learned to shoot down.

[Lelek]

(Saudi Arabian air defense yesterday at about 11 pm local time intercepted a missile launched from the Yemeni city of Sana'a towards the city of Najran.)

Was there a boy?

[Old26]

Quote: avt

SCUD campaign is a rework of the North Korean "Moon" with a non-detachable warhead.

And why not immediately FAU-2 ??? Damn, compare a tactical missile with a maximum range of 70 km with a missile with a range of 400-600 km and say that one is a remake of the other - how do you need to know the materiel to write this ....

Quote: Bongo

The publication is lying ... The ancient R-11 rocket developed by S.P. Korolev and launched from the SPU based on the ISU-152 has long been universally withdrawn from service. Yemenis could use OTR R-17 in Saudi Arabia.

You know, Sergey, the phrase is so ambiguously constructed that both interpretations are true. Both yours and articles.

The publication reminds us that the Scud rocket (in the Russian P-11 classification) entered service in the USSR in the 1950s. ”

After all, the R-11 rocket, known in the West under the designation SS-1B "SCUD", really entered service in the USSR in the 50s. Another thing is that the Yemenis have P-17 (SS-1C "SCUD-B")

Quote: aszzz888

And what is it about her Saud, Patriot?

Yes, "Patriot"

Quote: Black

It’s interesting, but can the Saudis intercept Caliber?

Of course. Subsonic rocket isn’t a god knows what a difficult target