Report says Houthis are building their own ballistic missiles using parts from China

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How the sides differ Left sources frame the story as a report followed by expert discussion; right sources stress the missiles' range, naming Saudi Arabia and Israel, and use sharper language.

Both sides cite a Wall Street Journal report saying the Houthis are trying to produce their own ballistic missiles with parts from China. CBS News presents the report briefly and says a podcast host joins to discuss it. The New York Post adds that the missiles are described as advanced and could reach Saudi Arabia and Israel, and says the parts were delivered from China. It calls the report unnerving and refers to the group as terrorists.

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Left CBSCBS NewsHouthis building advanced missile system using Chinese parts, Wall Street Journal reports

Presents the Wall Street Journal report in measured terms and focuses on discussing it with an outside expert.

Alternative APAPYemen's Houthis look to build ballistic missiles with more Chinese supplies, report says

Right NYNew York PostHouthi terrorists are building advanced missiles that can reach Israel with Chinese parts: report

Highlights the threat, stressing the missiles' potential reach to Saudi Arabia and Israel, and uses stronger language about the group.