The Houthis are projecting a new form of sea power in the Red Sea, relying not on large warships but on missiles, drones and asymmetric tactics. Their attacks and threats against commercial vessels have disrupted shipping through one of the world's most critical maritime chokepoints, raising costs and forcing some vessels to reroute. The campaign has highlighted how non-state actors can challenge global trade routes using relatively low-cost technology, reshaping maritime security calculations across the Middle East.

Houthis disrupt shipping through critical maritime chokepoint 

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