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       Monday Briefing: Houthis Hold Firm After Strikes

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       By Amelia Nierenberg

       Jan. 14, 2024

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       A rally in Yemen yesterday against the strikes on Houthi-run military sites. Credit...Associated Press

       Houthis hold firm after U.S. strikes After U.S.-led strikes against Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen on Thursday and Friday, U.S. officials said that the militia had retained about three-quarters of its ability to target ships transiting the Red Sea.

       The airstrikes damaged or destroyed about 90 percent of their targets. But much of the Houthis’ offensive capability is mounted on mobile platforms and can be readily moved or hidden.

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       Amelia Nierenberg writes the Asia Pacific Morning Briefing for The Times. More about Amelia Nierenberg

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