Iran sends Guard leaders and gear to Yemen

During this month, Iran transported leaders of the Revolutionary Guards, military advisors, and military equipment related to missiles and drones to Yemen to support and enhance the Houthis' capabilities to threaten navigation in the Red Sea. Sources indicate that the flight, which departed from Tehran to Yemen on a Mahan Air plane and was diverted from Sana'a to Hudaydah after an attack on Sana'a Airport, included between 10 and 21 Revolutionary Guards leaders, along with equipment such as missile and drone components, and funds to finance Houthi activities. This comes as part of an Iranian escalation to support the Houthis, who are launching attacks on Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries, with Iran warning that it may close the oil export route via the Red Sea if subjected to military strikes by the United States. Meanwhile, the group continues to impose a blockade on Saudi Arabia in response to the bombing of Sana'a Airport. This Iranian military support reflects an escalation in the region and heightens security tensions in the Red Sea.

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