The next Yemen war might be different
- As the conflict in Yemen rages on and spills over into the Red Sea, developments in recent weeks reveal a new trend worth pondering.
- The Houthis group, which for years almost monopolised the advantage of drone warfare, has begun facing fire from the same weapon used by its opponents on multiple fronts.
- This does not mean that the balance of power has shifted, or that the Houthis have lost their missile and drone superiority.
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- As the conflict in Yemen rages on and spills over into the Red Sea, developments in recent weeks reveal a new trend worth pondering.
- The Houthis group, which for years almost monopolised the advantage of drone warfare, has begun facing fire from the same weapon used by its opponents on multiple fronts.
- This does not mean that the balance of power has shifted, or that the Houthis have lost their missile and drone superiority.
Sources: Al Jazeera