Houthi recruitment hampered by low interest

The Houthi group is facing increasing difficulties in recruiting new fighters in the provinces of Sana'a and Marib, as the popularity of recruitment campaigns is declining and encountering resistance from local residents—especially given the ongoing targeting of schools and youth without their consent. This situation is caused by a rise in public rejection and families ignoring calls for conscription, coupled with the group's attempts to force some young men to join, which has led to social discontent and growing resentment against forced recruitment efforts. Ultimately, sources indicate a noticeable decline in the population's responsiveness, along with concerns over turning educational institutions into recruitment grounds, amidst the group's continuing efforts to compensate for losses on various frontlines.

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