Houthi rebels in Yemen used advanced drones in Abu Dhabi attack

The transcript discusses recent attacks in the UAE, attributed to the Houthis, which resulted in fires and casualties. The attacks are seen as retaliation against the UAE's involvement in the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. The Yemen civil war is described as a proxy battle between Saudi Arabia and Iran, with significant casualties. The Houthis' capabilities, including drone technology, are linked to Iranian support, though Iran denies direct involvement. The transcript also touches on Iran's attempts to mend regional relations, raising questions about its stance on the attacks.

What was the primary reason for the Houthi attacks in the UAE?

• To disrupt international flights

• To retaliate against UAE's role in the Saudi-led coalition

• To protest against the UN

• To gain control of oil resources

What was the outcome of the Saudi coalition airstrikes in Yemen?

• They captured Houthi leaders

• They led to a ceasefire

• They resulted in 11 deaths, including civilians

• They destroyed military bases

How many people had died in the Yemen civil war by the end of 2021?

• 250,000

• 377,000

• 500,000

• 100,000

What is the source of the Houthis' longer-range weapons?

• Locally manufactured

• Purchased from Russia

• Iranian or based on Iranian designs

• Donated by international allies

What recent diplomatic efforts has Iran been involved in?

• Negotiating with the European Union

• Forming a new coalition with Russia

• Repairing relations with regional powers

• Strengthening ties with the US