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The beauty of these stealth drones is that lsraeI don't know if one, five or five hundred have been sent or which direction they're coming from.
((( They ))) only know they are being attacked after the first drone detonates, meaning ((( they're ))) forced to shut down lsraeI's entire airspace including all the airports and turn on the bomb warning sirens to have a million potbellied goblins shuffle into bomb shelters.
That means Yemen can now cause massive economic and psychological terrorism to all of lsraeI for the price of a single drone. I hope Yemen starts using these stealth drones day and night. That would be hilarious !
((( They ))) only know they are being attacked after the first drone detonates, meaning ((( they're ))) forced to shut down lsraeI's entire airspace including all the airports and turn on the bomb warning sirens to have a million potbellied goblins shuffle into bomb shelters.
That means Yemen can now cause massive economic and psychological terrorism to all of lsraeI for the price of a single drone. I hope Yemen starts using these stealth drones day and night. That would be hilarious !
Ramon isn't their primary airport, i doubt it did as much panic as if it landed in Ben Gurion (even if it exploded nowhere, just it being in the vicinity it would've made them losing hundreds of millions)
Agreed.
Ramond is considered one of lsraeI's three "major" airports, even though it's relatively small. The jew consider it a backup for Ben Gurion. There are also dozens of smaller airstrips all over lsraeI.
This drone attack seemed to be intended to test new drone technology rather than to cause panic and damage.
Also to test Jordan's ability to detect this new drone too.
It's likely Yemen will test this drone against Ben Gurion next.
It's also important to appreciate the massive psychological and economic cost to lsraeI's economy if Yemen can shut down lsraeI's entire airspace for hours or force a million kikes to scurry into bomb shelters at 3am for the price of a single $1000 drone because the kike-hive don't know if a single drone strike will be the first of thousands.
It would be nice if this stealth drone test was designed not only as mechanism for Iran and Yemen to perform targeted assassinations but also to shut down lsraeI's airspace and trigger massive bomb shelter alters on a daily basis. That would be hilarious !
This is the tactic Iran was using: sending a handful of missiles at random times, twice daily and sometimes not a all. Sometimes within an hour after Tel-Aviv-wide bomb sirens had ended from the last strike.
Ramond is considered one of lsraeI's three "major" airports, even though it's relatively small. The jew consider it a backup for Ben Gurion. There are also dozens of smaller airstrips all over lsraeI.
This drone attack seemed to be intended to test new drone technology rather than to cause panic and damage.
Also to test Jordan's ability to detect this new drone too.
It's likely Yemen will test this drone against Ben Gurion next.
It's also important to appreciate the massive psychological and economic cost to lsraeI's economy if Yemen can shut down lsraeI's entire airspace for hours or force a million kikes to scurry into bomb shelters at 3am for the price of a single $1000 drone because the kike-hive don't know if a single drone strike will be the first of thousands.
It would be nice if this stealth drone test was designed not only as mechanism for Iran and Yemen to perform targeted assassinations but also to shut down lsraeI's airspace and trigger massive bomb shelter alters on a daily basis. That would be hilarious !
This is the tactic Iran was using: sending a handful of missiles at random times, twice daily and sometimes not a all. Sometimes within an hour after Tel-Aviv-wide bomb sirens had ended from the last strike.
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Perhaps Yemen didn't develop this but are helping Iran to test their new technology?
Ramon Airport is one of lsraeI's three major airports:
* Ben Gurion International Airport (the main one, near Tel-Aviv)
* Ramon Airport (near Eilat, serving as a diversion)
* Haifa Airport
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramon_Airport
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EDIT: YouTube channel "Danny Haiphong" will be discussing this in detail in his live broadcast scheduled 9 hours from now titled "Yemen HITS Israel's Airport as Tel Aviv PANICS, IDF Trapped in Gaza | Mohammad Marandi & Greg Stoker".
Danny's contempt for kikes and his coverage of the middle east is exceptional.