The Houthis have recently gained prominence, blockading the Red Sea and becoming known for single-handedly confronting Britain and the United States. In particular, Yahya, the spokesman of the Houthis, has been hailed as a hero in the Middle East by his handsome appearance and ruthless character.
Although Yahya is known to the public as a representative of the Houthis, the other leaders of the group have kept a low profile, giving it a sense of mystery.
The top leader of the Houthis is Yahya's brother.
Yahya had two older brothers, the eldest of whom was Hussein Badar al-Din Houthi, the founder of the Houthis. In 1992, he founded the Houthis' predecessor group, Young Believers. Unfortunately, however, Hussein was killed by the Yemeni army in a battle with ** in 2004.
Yahya's second brother, Budul Malik, is also a key figure in the Houthis. He was born in 1982 and, according to official sources, did not receive a public school education, but was taught the Quran and read and written by his father at home. He grew up studying religion in mosques and married at the age of 14. From the 90s of the last century, he followed his brother Hussein into religious and political activities. He stood out among his brothers because of his outstanding leadership skills. After Hussein's death, Abdul Malik became the new leader of the organization and renamed Young Believers as the Houthis in honor of his older brother, while Chi Chung Fan continued his brother's unfinished business.
As for Yahya, he is the third brother of the Houthis. He graduated from a military academy in the East, and after returning to the Houthis, he served as a spokesman with the rank of brigadier general.
As the spokesman for the Houthis, Yahya has earned the title of a hero of the Middle East with his handsome appearance and ruthless character image. His presence adds a touch of mystery and majesty to the Houthis.
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