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The Houthis learned to manufacture and import weapons themselves, reducing their dependence on Iran
The rebels in Yemen upgraded their weapons manufacturing capabilities, developed new supply chains and also used artificial intelligence to gradually transform from an organization dependent on Iran to a more independent force. "They exploit every opportunity to strengthen their capabilities and test them," says Timothy Lenderking, former US envoy to Yemen
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The rebels in Yemen upgraded their weapons manufacturing capabilities, developed new supply chains and also used artificial intelligence to gradually transform from an organization dependent on Iran to a more independent force. "They exploit every opportunity to strengthen their capabilities and test them," says Timothy Lenderking, former US envoy to Yemen
