How the Houthi movement has developed advanced weapons capabilities through global supply chains, and what implications this has for regional security and arms control.
How the Houthi movement has developed advanced weapons capabilities through global supply chains, and what implications this has for regional security and arms control.
In this episode of Disorder, Jane Kinninmont is joined by Peter Salisbury to discuss how the Houthis learned to manufacture their own drones and missiles rather than simply receiving them from Iran, the outsized role China now plays in supplying the components that power this new generation of weapons, the fragile Saudi-Houthi truce since 2022, and what the changing economics of drone warfare mean for the future of arms control.
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