Yemeni army strikes weaken Houthi recruitment, says military analyst
Military analyst Mohammed Al-Kumaim says Yemeni army operations have undermined Houthi recruitment efforts, forcing the group to use all means to mobilize fighters.
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AIMilitary analyst Mohammed Al-Kumaim said that strikes by the Yemeni army have weakened the Houthis' ability to mobilize fighters.
Speaking in an interview with Al-Hadath TV, Al-Kumaim added that the Houthi militia is resorting to all possible methods to recruit individuals for the front lines. He noted that the efforts of the Yemeni armed forces during the first phase of Operation 'Dawn of Yemen' are clearly visible on the ground.
He explained that these efforts include the use of anti-armor missiles, rocket launchers, and airstrikes, which have had a significant impact in areas under Houthi control, where the militia is experiencing major setbacks.
Al-Kumaim continued that the Houthis are using all their resources and connections, including tribal networks, seized institutions, schools, and mosques, indicating that the group is facing difficulties and a shortage of manpower.
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