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Yemen Releases Footage Showing Saudi Helicopter Shot Down near Najran (+Video)

  • October, 18, 2026 - 14:55
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Yemen Releases Footage Showing Saudi Helicopter Shot Down near Najran (+Video)

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Yemen’s War Media Unit said a domestically manufactured surface-to-air missile brought down a Saudi AH-6i attack helicopter near Najran, releasing video of the interception after the Saudi-led coalition attributed the aircraft’s crash to a technical fault.

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The Saudi-led coalition’s spokesman, Major General Turki al-Maliki, had announced that a military helicopter crashed in the Najran region, killing all those on board, and attributed the incident to a technical fault.

However, Yemen’s War Media Unit, known as Al-Alam al-Harbi, subsequently announced the release of footage showing the helicopter’s interception at noon Tehran time.

 

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According to the Yemeni unit, the video shows the Saudi AH-6i being targeted and brought down by a domestically manufactured surface-to-air missile while carrying out hostile activities near Najran.

Najran ⁠has been subject to fighting in recent weeks as fighting between the Saudi coalition and the Yemeni military escalated.

The footage was presented as evidence contradicting the Saudi-led coalition’s explanation that the helicopter had crashed because of a technical malfunction.

 
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