Research Institute: The “Houthis” hostility towards Israel and its allies will not change, and Sana’a’s arsenal is evolving

The Washington Institute for Near East Policy affirmed that the threat posed by the Sana’a forces to the Israeli entity and its allies will not dissipate even after the end of the war in Gaza, expecting Sana’a to work on developing and expanding its military capabilities.

Follow-up – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The website reported in an article published that the ceasefire in Gaza, even if it leads to a decline in attacks in the Red Sea, will not change the hostile approach of what it called the “Houthis” towards the US, the UK, and Israel.

The report added that the US and British airstrikes on Yemen did not prevent Sana’a from retaining a sophisticated military arsenal, including ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and long-range attack drones.

The report explained that Sana’a may exploit periods of calm to regroup its forces and strengthen its military capabilities, noting that it is seeking to expand its defense industries and produce advanced weapons in large quantities with full independence.