Hutíes
Also known as Houthi rebels, Ansar Allah, Houthi movement
grupo insurgente político-religioso con sede en Yemen
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The Houthis are a Yemeni political and military group that emerged in the 1990s and has become a major force in Yemen's civil war, drawing international criticism for human rights abuses against civilians. They matter because they are a powerful regional actor backed by Iran, designated as a terrorist organization by some countries, and their actions have significantly affected Yemen's stability and humanitarian situation.
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- Political party.name
- Ansar Allah
- Political party.native_name_lang
- ar
- Political party.predecessor
- Believing Youth
- Political party.caption
- The slogan and emblem of the Houthis, the Sarkha
- Political party.logo
- Ansarullah Flag Vector.svg
- Political party.membership
- 100,000 (2011)200,000 (2020)220,000 (2022)350,000 (2024)
- Political party.religion
- Shia Islam (Zaydi)
- Political party.ideology
- Factions:
- Political party.lang1
- Ansar Allah
- Political party.leader
Article · Español
Los hutíes o huzíes (en árabe, الحوثيون, al-hūṯiyyūn) son un grupo insurgente predominantemente zaidí chiita —pero que incluye también suníes— que opera en Yemen. Se llaman a sí mismos Ansarolá (también escrito Ansar Alá) que quiere decir "partidarios de Dios".
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