Iran's Role in Sudan and Houthis
A recent report reveals that Sudan and its Red Sea coast are becoming a key hub in a military and logistical network linking Iran with the Houthi movement in Yemen. The report indicates that the relationship goes beyond supplying Sudanese forces with drones and ammunition; it includes the transportation of weapons and personnel across the Red Sea, with Port Sudan serving as a logistics and financing center. It is also believed that Houthi and Iranian experts are involved in training Sudanese forces on drone operation and manufacturing, with a significant resemblance between the Sudanese "Saffarouk" drone and the Iranian "Ababeel-T," supporting the idea of technology transfer and direct military cooperation. The report warns that this network could deepen divisions within the Sudanese army and expand regional conflict, amid growing Iranian influence in the area.
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