The Cost of Waiting: Why the Houthis Are Getting More Dangerous and Where to Hit Them
An interview examines the Houthis’ growing strength after they seized much of Yemen’s Red Sea coast and expanded their influence over ports, economic activity, and security services. The discussion argues that killing leaders alone is insufficient and warns that a ceasefire could give the group time to rearm.
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