Hays clashes show Houthi leadership splits
The Hayis Front in Al Hudaydah Governorate has faced increasing pressures within the Houthi leadership, amidst ongoing conflicts among its leaders and the presence of multiple centers of influence. Despite these internal struggles, the militia has not been able to achieve military stability in its attacks. During their engagements, the militia employed tactics such as mines, tunnels, and infiltration, but without securing a decisive battlefield victory, even as they expanded their use of mines and tunnel networks. Conversely, government forces managed to reclaim the positions previously controlled by the militia and launched a counterattack, reflecting the ability of both sides to adapt in the battlefield. The government forces demonstrate combat experience that helps them absorb assaults and launch renewed offensives.
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