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Disarming Houthi militia's arms and supply routes
The dismantling of the Houthi terrorist militia’s arsenal reveals its transformation into an advanced hybrid force reliant on a complex supply network that includes Iranian logistical support and modern tactical technologies. The group possesses hypersonic and long-range ballistic missiles, including the "Palestine-2," which has a range of over 2,000 kilometers, and the "Tofan" missile, with a range between 1,350 and 1,950 kilometers. Additionally, they have cruise missiles and sophisticated maritime systems, including suicide torpedoes and surface-to-surface missiles, as well as highly advanced kamikaze drones with a reach of up to 2,500 kilometers. The militia depends on intricate international supply chains that involve dismantling and transporting components via sea and land routes, exploiting markets in China and Africa. They also utilize cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and hybrid manufacturing to develop their capabilities, making them more difficult to eliminate through conventional methods. International reports recommend targeting smuggling networks and commercial companies that finance the manufacture and supply of these weapons to reduce their cross-border threats.
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