Sanaa: (RightNow) A report reveals that missile parts for Houthi rebels in Yemen are being sourced from 16 countries. These parts are used in missiles and are being delivered from various nations.

Experts indicate that the Houthis’ reliance on Iran for missile technology is decreasing. They are enhancing their capability to produce missiles locally, marking progress towards self-reliance.

According to the provided information, only 5% of the missile parts sent to the Houthis were of Iranian origin. This suggests that the Houthis are acquiring materials for missile production from diverse sources.

However, the Houthis face challenges in producing missile engines and solid rocket fuel. These issues continue to hinder their self-sufficiency in advanced missile technology.

It is noteworthy that sea routes are also being used to smuggle weapons from Iran to Yemen. This highlights the role of international supply networks in the Houthis’ missile program.