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Houthi actions aimed at destabilizing Yemen, says military analyst

Military analyst Abdullah Al-Qahtani says Houthi violence reflects their terrorist nature and intent to destabilize Yemen.

Houthi actions aimed at destabilizing Yemen, says military analyst

Military analyst Abdullah Al-Qahtani asserts that Houthi violence in Yemen is indicative of the group's terrorist nature and intent to destabilize the country. Speaking to Al-Ikhbariya Radio, Maj. Gen. Dr. Al-Qahtani detailed the killings, destruction, and displacement perpetrated by the Houthi militia as evidence of their terrorist agenda and desire to destabilize Yemen.

He noted that the Houthis' actions are not unexpected, given their militia's typical behavior. Al-Qahtani emphasized that the group exists to spread terror, displace Yemenis, and kill civilians within their own nation. He further pointed out that Iran, which financially supports the militia, is facing its own difficulties, and the Houthis are currently experiencing their most challenging period.

Recent days have seen the Houthi militia launch terrorist operations against the port of Mocha and attempt to disrupt maritime navigation in the Bab Al-Mandab Strait, alongside committing human rights violations within Yemen.

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