Yemen's Houthis Grow Bolder Despite US Bombing Campaign

Are Yemen’s non-Houthi groups seeking US support to attack the Houthis?

Anti-Houthi forces have lobbied for US support to fight the group. Will they be getting it?

Yemen's Houthis Grow Bolder Despite US Bombing Campaign

Since mid-March, the United States has struck over 1,000 Houthi targets in Yemen in a bid to curb attacks on Red Sea shipping and pressure Iran. But experts say the campaign has failed to deter the Houthis, who remain resilient and may now be even more closely aligned with Tehran.

US 'baffled by Houthi calculus' as airstrikes fail to deter Yemeni rebels

Attacks from Yemen surge despite 6-week US air campaign; anti-Houthi factions told US ground op needs Gulf backing, but Saudi Arabia and UAE deny involvement; Yemeni PM resigns, as experts warn airstrikes alone won’t stop the Houthis

A senior analyst from the United Arab Emirates claims that the rebels in Yemen are looking to forge alliances in the region to increase their strike capability. • "If Israel and the US used aircraft in the air and supported the southern forces to advance north and operate against the Houthis - that would be a great solution," the commentator said.