OCCUPIED QUDS - SABA :
The Zionist Walla website admitted today, Sunday, that "Zionist and American spy satellites that were supposed to track potential launch sites in Yemen failed to detect the missile."
The website reported that "American satellites were supposed to capture the great heat generated by the missile engine and inform the Zionist army about it," and "the radars of the American and Zionist naval ships in the Red Sea were supposed to detect the missile on its way to Israel."
The site added: "The missile was supposed to be detected by the long-range "X" radar in the Negev, which is operated by American soldiers, or the radar of the Arrow system."
For its part, the Zionist enemy army said: "The Air Force is investigating the reason for the delay in detecting and intercepting the missile fired from Yemen, which fell in an area near Tel Aviv this morning."
It added: "The Yemeni missile traveled about two thousand kilometers to reach Israel, and that its flight took about 15 minutes to penetrate Zionist airspace from the eastern border." According to the occupation army.
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