WorldPingDebris believed to be a Chinese-made DF-15A ballistic missile booster was found in Yemen.
Open-source analysts identified the component and attributed it to Saudi Arabia's military.
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Houthi attack in southern Saudi Arabia wounds 13: Riyadh-led coalition
Middle East live: Houthi attacks wound 13 civilians in southern Saudi Arabia
Mystery missile in Yemen: Did Saudi Arabia use China-made DF-15A?
West Asia war LIVE: Saudi Arabia warns it will react 'firmly' to Houthi attacks
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