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Houthi claimed to have shot down the UAV MQ-9, which cost the U.S. $30 million.

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CBS News quoted a U.S. military official as saying that the UAV MQ-9 had landed in Yemen on the morning of April 26, and an investigation was underway.

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Houthi claimed to have shot down the UAV MQ-9, which cost the U.S. $30 million.

CBS News quoted a U.S. military official as saying that the UAV MQ-9 had landed in Yemen on the morning of April 26, and an investigation was underway.

13 days ago·Viet Nam

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