Houthi leaders have been notably absent from events in Sanaa and other cities, reflecting heightened security concerns following Israeli strikes that targeted their leadership. Despite attempts to maintain a facade of normalcy, public attendance at Houthi events has significantly declined, with reports of intimidation tactics to enforce attendance. Key figures such as Mahdi al-Mashat and Mohammed Ali al-Houthi have not appeared publicly, communicating mainly through written statements. The group’s chief of staff was recently confirmed killed, exacerbating fears for its leadership’s future.
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