Israel Detects Missile from Yemen That Falls Mid-Flight
The missile crashed before reaching Israeli airspace, with no sirens activated or interception needed.
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Hebrew media reports that the Israeli army detected a ballistic missile launched from Yemen. The missile crashed before reaching Israeli airspace, with no sirens activated or interception needed.
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