An analysis published by Al Jazeera argues that Russian-Iranian intelligence support that aided the Houthis' Red Sea offensive is now itself coming under pressure.
Military officials say Houthi forces converted Iranian air-defense systems into cruise missiles capable of remaining airborne for up to 25 minutes.
Rashad al-Alimi urged Yemenis to join the fight against the Houthis and promised amnesty for defectors, in his first address since losing territory on the western Red Sea coast.
Analysts say Eritrea's strategic importance is rising after Washington lifted key sanctions, even as Houthi attacks disrupt Red Sea shipping and violence resumes in Ethiopia's Tigray region.
A senior Yemeni official said protecting the strategic Red Sea corridor requires joint regional and international effort, and called for a stronger partnership with Yemen's government.
A Houthi military spokesman said the attacks killed and wounded hundreds of servicemen from the Saudi-led coalition, a claim that has not been independently verified.
Yemen's presidential council chief Rashad al-Alimi said security in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait depends on the presence of a strong Yemeni state.
The Houthi-run transport ministry says shipping traffic through the strait continues smoothly for most vessels, with the exception of ships linked to Saudi Arabia.
Reports reveal details of the rapid Houthi fighters' takeover of Yemen's Red Sea coast, amid indications of assistance from local groups on the ground.
The mountain's capture is said to disrupt Houthi defenses and affect the group's advances along the Red Sea coast.
A rapid Houthi advance along Yemen's Red Sea coast has raised alarm internationally, with hundreds of civilians killed and more than 100,000 displaced.
A rapid Houthi advance along Yemen's Red Sea coast has raised concerns among world governments about the conflict's impact on international shipping.
The EU's foreign policy chief said additional naval resources are needed to safeguard commercial shipping routes through the Red Sea and other key maritime choke points.
The group demands an end to strikes on maritime shipping and urges Iran to stop supplying weapons to the Yemeni movement.
Washington has removed sanctions imposed on Eritrea's ruling party and military during the Biden administration over the Tigray conflict, saying the move serves US strategic goals in the Red Sea region.
Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani notes that 40% of Italy's maritime trade and 60% of goods exported to Asia pass through the Red Sea, according to Anadolu Agency.
Saudi Arabia hosted representatives from a multinational naval coalition as officials weigh steps to protect commercial vessels transiting the Red Sea, Al Jazeera reported.
Guido Crosetto warns that delays to Red Sea navigation are driving up costs for businesses and households
Rome moves to protect vessels through the strategic strait, with its defence minister citing economic risks if the route becomes impassable
A Yemeni vice president said Washington has been in touch with Houthi forces after the group took control of the strategic Red Sea island, according to TASS.