Two missiles, one with a single warhead, the other with a cluster warhead, all landed accurately within the military camp. Hammer was very satisfied.
Although the cluster warhead was designed to strike armored groups, using it against a military camp wasn't quite appropriate, but Hammer knew that since they only had two missile launchers and needed to be ready for all types of targets, having both missiles prepared simultaneously was essential. It was almost impossible to switch them out temporarily, so the cluster warhead was fired, waste or otherwise, what does it matter?
For the war in Yemen, the extent of damage these two missiles caused was secondary. The political impact they created, the psychological blow to the enemy, that's what's important.
It's about letting the Saudi people know that the Houthis Armed Forces have now upgraded.
It's about letting the Gulf Cooperation Council soldiers know that nowhere is safe.
