Houthis' military growth with Iranian tech and AI

The Houthis have been increasingly developing their military capabilities with the assistance of Iran, learning to assemble their own weapons systems, including drones and missiles. They have also been manufacturing medium-range ballistic missiles using components from China. These capabilities are part of an Iranian strategy to enhance the Houthis' strength and reduce their dependence on external supplies, as they continue to improve their ability to produce weapons locally using a variety of technologies and materials, including artificial intelligence techniques. This escalation poses a growing threat to Saudi Arabia, as the Houthis have launched airstrikes on Saudi airports and oil installations, highlighting the kingdom’s vulnerability to non-state groups backed by Iran—especially amid deteriorating missile stockpiles and advancing attack technologies and tactics.

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