Why Yemen's Houthis Have only Grown Stronger Through Years of War
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(Cairo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Sang-hoon = Countries boasting overwhelming military power, such as Saudi Arabia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel, have [launched] massive bombs over the past decade...
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Independent EspañolHouthi rebels, backed by Iran, advance in Yemen and attack Saudi facilities, defying previous efforts by international powers.The conflict escalates with missiles and drones, while Saudi Arabia and allies face limitations to counter the growing threat.
Houthis grow stronger despite decade of airstrikes by Saudi-led allies
After years of Saudi, US and allied air raids, Yemen's Houthis are pushing towards Bab el-Mandeb and striking regional targets. Their resilience reflects Iranian support, homegrown weapons production and the weakness of divided anti-Houthi forces.
Yemen's Houthi rebels remain strong despite years of war and massive airstrikes. The question arises: how, after years of setbacks, are they still able to threaten a country like Saudi Arabia? Let's understand.
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