Where Do the Houthi Rebels Have so Many Missiles and Drones? The Secret of the Arsenal that Poses Problems to Saudi Arabia
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The Houthis have a whole range of their own missiles, often modified variants of weapons that were originally built in the former Soviet Union, China, North Korea or Iran. In doing so, the Yemeni rebels are making it quite difficult for their well-equipped enemies.
The Houthi rebels in Yemen have become one of the most dangerous military forces in the Middle East, after developing their own weapons production capabilities and reducing their dependence on Iran. With the help of alternative supply networks, the group manages to manufacture and modify missiles and drones, strengthening its military power and capability to attack targets in the region.
The Houthi Rebels of Yemen have developed an international supply network that allows them to assemble more and more weapons locally, including components from China.
In recent years, the pro-Iran Huthis in Yemen have evolved from a guerrilla group to one of the most important factors in the Middle East. At the same time, the rebels may have reduced their dependence on Teheran in the supply of weapons. Today, goods needed for weapons construction are mainly imported from China, reports the "Economist" on Sunday.
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