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This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

Bill Rajo, my colleague and co-host, senior fellow for the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

keeping the Long War Journal, where you will find reporting by Bridget Toomey of the Foundation

for Defense of Democracy.

Bridget is generously become our Houthi watcher.

You will recall the Houthis are a group that works as a surrogate for the Iranian aggression against Israel.

At the same time, they are mysterious and unconquered as of this time.

However, a very good evening to you, Bridget, I begin with the news that I've had these last days about the Houthis.

Not much.

U.S. Treasury sanctions Houthis

cracking down on Iran-back smuggling networks. That's before the weekend. And the L.A. Times

assessing that the Israeli strikes last week hitting the rebels and their leadership left

large parts of the residential area in Sana'a

badly damaged so much so some of it looks like Gaza and that means there's disorder in the capital

what has happened since the seven days we talked to you have the Houthis launched any additional

strikes and is there a new cabinet in place good evening to you. Have the Houthis launched any additional strikes? And is there

a new cabinet in place? Good evening to you, Bridget. Hi, John. Yes. So in the past week,

the Houthis have continued with their launches. It's been actually nearly daily drone and missile

launches heading towards Israel in response to these ongoing attacks,

and shortly before we talked last week, the Houthis hit Ramon Airport outside of a lot in

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