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Hezbollah backend China front Houthi missile secret
The article concluded that the Yemeni Houthi group is working on developing a medium-range ballistic missile, using imported components from China and local techniques, with the aim of increasing its independence from Iran in weapons production. Reports indicated that the Houthis imported components from China to manufacture a version of the Iranian "Khaybar Shikan" missile, which can reach Israel and has a range of approximately 1,930 kilometers, with the capability to adjust its course during flight. Blocks of these components were intercepted over the past year, suggesting that they have begun manufacturing missiles locally or are trying to do so, while diversifying supply sources and utilizing AI technologies. This development poses a greater threat to regional security, especially as the Houthis' manufacturing capabilities become more autonomous.
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