Yazeed al-Jeddawy

“But the more important question is not simply how many missiles they still possess; it is the scale and nature of the external support they continue to receive – whether in intelligence, targeting assistance, components, technical expertise or weapons replenishment,”

Yazeed al-Jeddawy · said date not stated · reported 2026-11-05

Al-Jeddawy said the more important question regarding continued Houthi missile attacks is the scale and nature of external support the group receives.

“The growing intensity of the fighting, the scale of the losses they are prepared to absorb and their willingness to climb the escalation ladder suggest an increasingly zero-sum approach,”

Yazeed al-Jeddawy · said date not stated · reported 2026-11-05

Al-Jeddawy assessed that the Houthis' willingness to absorb losses and escalate suggests an increasingly zero-sum approach to the conflict.

“The conflict is no longer driven solely by the dynamics inside Yemen; it is intertwined with the wider regional confrontation and the war involving Iran,”

Yazeed al-Jeddawy · said date not stated · reported 2026-11-05

Al-Jeddawy said the conflict appears to be moving toward a prolonged war of attrition intertwined with the wider regional confrontation involving Iran.