Houthi Leader Faces Direct Threat: Israel's Shadow Spurs Major Security Overhaul
Houthi forces in Yemen have initiated an unprecedented restructuring of the security apparatus surrounding their leader Abdulmalik al-Houthi, amid growing fears of a potential Israeli strike. Intelligence sources cited by Defense Line confirmed that the group has tightened movement and communication restrictions for top leaders and implemented advanced protocols to conceal their whereabouts.
Amid ongoing Israeli drone activity over Houthi-controlled areas and statements by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant hinting at targeting al-Houthi, the group is reportedly discussing a potential “successor” scenario for the first time.
The core protection unit includes individuals trained in Iran under the supervision of the Revolutionary Guard, reflecting heightened anxiety over high-precision strikes seen recently in Lebanon and Iran.
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