Saudi Arabia's Patriot Air Defense System Fails Again. The state-of-the-art US-made Patriot Pack-3 air defense system deployed in Saudi Arabia on September 4 failed to repel missile and drone strikes. On September 4, the Houthis, an armed rebel group in Yemen, attacked the installations of Aramco, the largest Saudi company based in Jeddah, Najran, and Jian in Saudi Arabia.
The Houthis on September 4 Zulfiqar ballistic missile. six Samad-3 drones struck off the coast of Saudi Arabia and The Houthis attacked Jeddah, Najran, and Zian with 5 Badr ballistic missiles and 3 Samad-3 drones. But state-of-the-art Patriot air defense systems purchased from the United States have once again failed to deter Houthi-launched missiles. Only 3 drones were destroyed by Saudi Arabia's Patriot Pack-3 air defense system, according to the Saudi Ministry of Defense. In other words, the US Patriot Pack-3 air defense system failed again to stop most of the drones and missiles.
No matter how much the US and Western arms experts drum up, these Patriot air defense systems are not working. The collapse of the Patriots began with Saddam Hussein's failure to repel Iraqi forces' missiles. Since then, it has continued to fail. Even though it has been upgraded from the middle and a new version has been brought.
Even after all this, there is a question as to how the Arab countries, which have spent so many billions of rupees and bought Patriot PACK-3 air defense by beating the drums, can understand what would happen if they attacked the advanced ballistic missiles of military-grade.
Despite all this, US and Western experts have repeatedly said that the Patriot Pack-3 is also effective as an anti-ballistic missile.
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