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Houthis Aim to Build Missiles with Chinese Parts
The British newspaper The Telegraph reported that the Houthi movement (Ansar Allah) has strengthened its ties with Chinese entities over recent years, increasingly coordinating to obtain dual-use components and equipment for military and civilian purposes. Research shows that the Houthis are seeking to develop their missile capabilities by sourcing parts linked to Chinese suppliers. Items such as parts of Iranian "Khaybar Shikan" missiles, raw materials, and manufacturing tools have been found in shipments sent to them, some of which carry documents indicating a Chinese supplier. These developments indicate an attempt by the Houthis to enhance their local manufacturing capabilities, granting them greater independence from Iran and marking a significant leap in their ability to produce long-range missiles, with Chinese support playing a role in supplying this technology.
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