The supply chains and gaps in export controls that make it easier for the Houthis to build missiles

The Houthis have developed a missile production capability by exploiting global supply chains and gaps in export controls, sourcing key components legally exported to China and then smuggled into Yemen. Their increasing self-sufficiency reduces their dependence on Iran, posing a sustained missile threat to Saudi Arabia.

This Wire brief sits within Fusion42's coverage of Defense Tech and Supply Chain.