"I'm an engineer and a physicist, and I've been around missiles my whole career," he said at the Future of Defense summit in Washington, DC. "What I've seen of what the Houthis have done in the last six months is something that — I'm just shocked."
Article is very impressive in how it gives no new info whatsoever while sounding important
I don't write for Axios
i mean you did post it. it’s not like you’re responsible for every word in the article, but this is kind of a weird take.
Isn't it normal though for certain government apparatuses to keep their information sharing to a minimum though? That's how you end up with a whole article with one useful sentence.
Have you considered it? You could probably do a better job
I don't get paid to do this, so no I haven't considered it.
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