Britain has deployed Typhoon fighter jets to protect Saudi Arabia, what are the features?

Kathmandu. For the defense of Saudi Arabia, the British government has decided to deploy Typhoon fighter planes of the Royal Air Force. This step was taken after the Houthi rebels increased their missile and drone attacks. The main objective of this defensive operation is to protect the cities and infrastructure of Saudi Arabia from the airstrikes of the Iran-backed Houthi group. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has formally approved this military deployment.

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