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Are Houthis Unbeatable
The author argues that the Houthis are not an invincible militia and that their capabilities and arsenal, despite outside support, are limited and can be worn down. The group, the author says, follows a pattern of launching costly attacks and then seeking a truce to regroup and replenish its losses. Meanwhile, its expansion into areas where it lacks a local support base increases the burden of supplying and controlling those areas and leaves it more exposed to attack. This does not mean its collapse is imminent. But the author concludes that, for the Houthis, a truce is a way to buy time, consolidate gains and prepare for another round of fighting—not a step toward peace.
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