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The article reveals that the Houthi militia has resorted to employing migrants from Africa, particularly from Ethiopia and Somalia, to compensate for their increasing human losses in the fronts of Taiz and the Western Coast. These migrants are initially used for logistical tasks and then pushed into direct combat on the frontlines. Additionally, the National Resistance has found bodies of Somali Al-Shabaab fighters who were fighting alongside the Houthis, highlighting a coordination between the Houthis and terrorist organizations from the Horn of Africa. Sources estimate that between 120 and 160 African migrants have been deployed across the Western Taiz frontlines, recruited through smuggling networks. The use of foreign personnel by the Houthis is increasing amid a decline in their ability to recruit Yemenis and the high costs of fighting—especially as losses persist and the Houthi assault fails to make significant progress.
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