The Royal Saudi Air Force launched a failed cruise missile strike on Sana’a International Airport in Yemen, with its apparent objective of disabling the airport’s runway having not been achieved as multiple British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles missed their target. Approximately ten Storm Shadow missiles were launched from long ranges by Saudi Eurofighters in an attempt to render the runway unusable, but the attack reportedly failed to inflict decisive damage sufficient to shut down operations. The operation represents a notable setback for Europe’s primary air-launched cruise missile type. 

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/european-storm-shadow-fail-saudi-yemen

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works ok in russia having many kills under its belt

Why would any country seek to disable any capital's airport? Destroying civilian infrastructure is a war crime.

22 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:

works ok in russia having many kills under its belt

Did you read the article, or just a guess at that?

'The missiles have been extensively used in combat in the Ukrainian theatre, albeit with mixed results, as Russian electronic warfare systems have reportedly achieved significant successes'. 

They only tell us about the successful strikes.