Houthi missiles pose threat to controlled regions

Several ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi group fell in areas under their control due to failed launches or deviations from their intended trajectories, leading to civilian casualties and damage to homes and property. The incidents took place in the governorates of Ibb, Iraman, and Hodeidah, with seven missile failures occurring throughout August. Some of these missiles landed within or near populated areas, endangering residents and agricultural lands. Experts attribute these failures to the lack of trained foreign personnel, noting that the group depends on local elements who lack competence and often use villages and farms as launch sites, which increases the risk of escalation and threatens civilian lives.

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