Report says Yemen's Houthis are building advanced ballistic missiles using Chinese-supplied parts

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How the sides differ Alternative sources attribute the findings to a weapons-tracking group; right sources use stronger language, stress threats to Israel and Saudi Arabia, and cite the Wall Street Journal and a deadly airport attack.

A new report says Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen are working to build advanced ballistic missiles using parts supplied from China. The AP attributes the findings to the U.K.-based Conflict Armament group, which tracks weapons in conflict zones, and describes a new medium-range system. Right-leaning outlets add that the missiles could reach Saudi Arabia and Israel. The Daily Wire cites the Wall Street Journal, says the program appears to be diversifying beyond its traditional Iran ties, and notes a recent attack on a Saudi airport that killed at least 14 people, including one American.

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Alternative · 2 sources APAPYemen's Houthis look to build ballistic missiles with more Chinese supplies, report says

• MEMiddle East EyeYemen's Houthis say they targeted Riyadh airport with ballistic missile

Presents the story in measured terms, focusing on the weapons-tracking group's findings about a new medium-range missile system built with Chinese parts.

Right · 2 sources NYNew York PostHouthi terrorists are building advanced missiles that can reach Israel with Chinese parts: report

• DWDaily WireAmerica’s Terrorist Enemy Is Working On A Terrifying Weapon. China Is Supplying The Parts.

Uses alarming language about terrorists and Chinese supply, stressing the threat to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Americans, and the recent deadly airport attack.