Houthis

Also known as: Ansar Allah, Houthi movement
Based in YemenActive1994-presentSourcesHouthis

The Houthis, officially known as Ansar Allah, are a Zaydi revivalist and Shia Islamist political and military organization that emerged from Yemen in the 1990s. Founded by Hussein al-Houthi, the group has been a central player in Yemen's civil war and is backed by Iran. It is designated as a terrorist organization by several countries and is known for human rights abuses including targeting civilians and using child soldiers.

CRIMENET has extracted 93 linkages for this organization, including 58 cooperative ties across 16 organizations, 29 conflicts across 8 organizations, 6 other connections and footprints in 7 countries.

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EritreaPresence
Iran anchored an intelligence vessel off the coast of Eritrea to provide intelligence to the Houthis.
Sources: Houthis
2
Hong KongSupply
The Houthis managed supply of drones and missile guidance systems from Hong Kong to Yemen.
Sources: Houthis
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IsraelOperations
The Houthis fired missiles at Israel and attacked ships off Yemen's coast in the Red Sea.
Sources: Houthis
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North Korea tried to sell weapons to Yemen's Houthis and shipped weapons via Iran.
Sources: Houthis
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RussiaSupply
Russia supplied the Houthis with geospatial intelligence and considered arming them with anti-ship missiles.
Sources: Houthis
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Saudi ArabiaOperations
The Houthis launched missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia.
Sources: Houthis
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The Houthis launched missile and drone attacks on UAE industrial targets, killing three foreign workers.
Sources: Houthis