A mysterious piece of missile debris found in Yemen has triggered speculation that Saudi Arabia may have used a Chinese-made DF-15A short-range ballistic missile in a strike against Houthi positions. Open-source analysts have assessed the wreckage as part of the booster section of the missile, a claim that, if independently confirmed, could offer a rare glimpse into Saudi Arabia's secretive ballistic missile capabilities.
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