Houthis advance military with Iranian tech and Chinese components
The article refers to a comprehensive military escalation between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, with the Houthis launching airstrikes on Riyadh Airport and the Saudi Aramco headquarters. This highlights the extent of the group's threat to Saudi interests, which aim to attract investment and achieve economic diversification away from oil. The report notes that the Houthis rely on Iranian support by being supplied with advanced military technology, including drones and missiles. They are also manufacturing their own weapons locally using imported parts from China and training in military operations. Additionally, the Houthis are developing medium-range ballistic missiles and using artificial intelligence to enhance their weaponry. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia suffers from weak air defenses in the face of this increasing threat, with its capabilities declining due to a limited stockpile of ammunition and ongoing military developments driven by Iranian and Chinese technology.
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