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Smuggling networks supply Houthi missile factories through suppliers, shipping companies, and brokers who finance the purchase of guidance components, electronics, and chemicals, then transport them to Yemen. The group relies on foreign sources for key components, although it manufactures some missiles locally and assembles systems shipped in disassembled form. A coalition strike destroyed three facilities involved in producing and assembling components and preparing solid fuel and electronic systems. Meanwhile, an operation off the coast of Radum intercepted a maritime shipment and detained 13 people. Researchers examined more than 800 components seized in the Red Sea in 2024 and 2025; weapons-manufacturing materials accounted for more than 80% of a separate sample. The article notes that intercepting shipments and pursuing suppliers and payments can limit the Houthis’ ability to replace what they lose.
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