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Houthi Leaders Bans Phones on Fronts
The report warns that the Houthi militia has built a secret and highly secure communications system, which includes a closed network and strict security protocols. This system relies on an internal network independent of Yemen's national infrastructure and is managed directly by leaders close to the group's leader. Additionally, Houthi leaders have imposed an almost complete ban on using mobile phones on the frontlines, replacing them with protected landline lines, and following protocols that prevent any leader from staying at a site for more than half an hour to enhance operational secrecy. This network connects military and security leaders directly to the group's leader, supervised by Iranian experts from Hezbollah and the Revolutionary Guards, with intelligence and logistical support from Iranian companies. It also includes an independent interception network targeting activists and journalists. The equipment required for encryption and jamming enters through ports and deserts, with mobile vehicles used to evade American strike efforts. There are ongoing attempts to regain control over the national communication systems to fully secure this network.
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