By Mohammed Bello Doka
In a startling admission, US officials reveal to the New York Times the daunting challenge of locating Houthi weapons in Yemen. Despite the launch of over 100 missiles, the Yemenis' expert concealment tactics persist, maintaining a potent threat to crucial shipping routes.
The revelation underscores the complexities of the situation, casting doubt on the efficacy of recent military actions. The battle-hardened Houthis, resilient from eight years of Saudi bombings, exhibit a remarkable ability to endure air strikes, significantly diminishing the impact of the launched missiles.
This disclosure prompts a critical reassessment of US strategies in addressing the ongoing conflict, as the elusive nature of Houthi weapons demands a nuanced approach to navigate the intricate dynamics of the region.
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