Bloomberg: Houthis Are Fueling Their War Machine with Commercial Parts
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The Yemeni Houthi have established the production of missiles and drones using Chinese equipment and components entering Yemen as commercial goods and dual-use items.
A Bloomberg investigation has revealed that the Houthis have expanded their capabilities to manufacture and assemble weapons within Yemen, relying on civilian and dual-use equipment and components acquired through international trade networks, in a shift that could reduce the group’s reliance on importing complete weapons. According to …
A Bloomberg investigation has revealed that the Houthis have expanded their capabilities to manufacture and assemble weapons within Yemen, relying on civilian and dual-use equipment and components acquired through international trade networks, in a shift that could reduce the group’s reliance on importing complete weapons. According to ... More www.ertnews.gr
An inspection of cargo intercepted en route to a Houthi-controlled port revealed commercial goods suitable for assembling ballistic missiles and drones. The post Houthis do not touch Chinese ships in exchange for weapons components appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
An investigation window by Bloomberg on the expansion of Houthi ' s weapons manufacturing and assembly capabilities within Yemen, based on dual-use civilian equipment and components obtained through international commercial networks, in a shift that could reduce the group ' s dependence on the importation of complete weapons...
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