Houthis in Yemen have been testing new weapons, including "flying tubes", which helps enhance their military capabilities in internal conflicts and regional attacks. According to reports from weapon experts, this group has also gained access to various other systems, including drones and anti-tank weapons.
Development of Weapons and New Experiences of the Houthis
The weapons research group, "Conflict Weapons Research", has provided a report on the advancements of the Houthis in the field of weapons and military strategies. This group has noted that the Houthis are independently researching and developing their weapons and are also relying on support from Iran. According to experts, the new weapons of the Houthis include ballistic missiles and small drones, which could enhance their combat capabilities in Yemen.
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Regional Impacts and Humanitarian Crisis
Recent developments in Yemen have led to an increase in the humanitarian crisis in the country. With the military advancements of the Houthis, over 125,000 residents of the region have been forced to leave their homes. This situation has also affected military conflicts and attacks on other countries, especially Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have recently succeeded in capturing all the Red Sea coasts of Yemen, which could escalate tensions in the Middle East.
Reports indicate that the Houthis are trying to develop their weapons using new technologies, such as hydrogen power systems, which allows them to operate more independently in the production and use of weapons.
Meanwhile, the United States and other countries are working to cut off the Houthis' arms supply lines. Reports have indicated that American officials have met with Houthi representatives in Oman, and this group has assured them that they do not intend to attack American ships. These developments reflect efforts to reduce tensions and create stability in the region.
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