Houthis
The United States and United Nations Must Immediately Shut the Port of Hudaydah to Block Houthi Control of Weapons and Aid
The Impact of Israeli Military Achievements and Trump Administration Policy
The U.S. Administration Appears to Fail to Notice the Broader Alliance Taking Shape Behind These Forces
In November 2023 the Houthis Attacked Global Shipping Passing Through the Red Sea Trade Routes and the Gulf of Aden
The U.S. Campaign Must Combine Military Force, Aggressive Diplomacy, Economic Warfare, and Influence Operations
Only When Houthi Leaders Face Personal Consequences for Their Actions Can We Hope to Defeat This Threat
Oman Uses Al-Mazyunah, near the Yemen Border, as a Staging Ground for Weaponry to Smuggle Inland to Houthi Forces
Under This Authority, Private Actors Could Interdict Houthi Threats, Conduct Offensive Maritime Operations, and Seize Enemy Vessels
RSSI Aims to Mobilize U.S. Policymakers, Global Shipping Leaders, and International Stakeholders to Address This Vital Issue
The U.N. Should Relocate All Its Offices in Yemen to Aden and Portions of the Country Under the Recognized Government’s Control
The U.S. Must Arm the Yemenis with the Tools Necessary to Win Against the Iran-Backed Terror Group
![Houthis know the port of Hudaydah [Hodeida] (above) is their lifeline and work proactively to ensure it remains in their hands.](https://cdn-mef.meforum.org/dims4/default/e9de6bb/2147483647/strip/true/crop/4608x3456+288+0/resize/500x375!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fk2-prod-mef.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F52%2Fe6%2F98d7c2014bbb9ecde6dddbabbafb%2Fhudaydah-hodeida-yemen.jpg)
Trump Is Correct to Calibrate Policy to Reality Rather than Wishful Thinking. Yemen Would Be a Good Place to Start
The Port of Berbera Can Be a Lower-Risk Logistical Hub and Military Staging Ground than Zones Closer to Yemen
The United States Can Rally Action by Pointing to the Global Challenge with Economic, Security, and Humanitarian Aspects
After Hundreds of Missiles Fired at Israel, PM Says Yemeni Rebels Will Meet Same Fate as Hamas and Hezbollah
The U.S. and Moderate Arab Allies Could Help the Yemenis End the Nightmare of Houthi Rule
U.S. Policymakers Should Know That Not All Factions Are Equal in Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council
The Kingdom Does Not like the Houthis, but Long Ago Stopped Seeking to Win the War Against Them
Since 2023, the Menace of Houthis in Yemen to Shipping in the Southern Red Sea Has Amounted to More than 200 Attacks in the Gulf of Aden