US paper exposes Houthi attack details
The American newspaper "The Wall Street Journal" revealed that Iranian support has helped the Yemeni Houthi group carry out advanced attacks against Saudi Arabia by providing intelligence information, training, and tactical guidance. Sources showed that Iran played a role in facilitating the Houthis' control over strategic areas such as the city of Al-Mokha and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as well as assisting them in targeting oil tankers and energy facilities. Investigations also confirmed that Iran continued smuggling weapons via submarines after disrupting traditional smuggling routes, and that it deployed aircraft from "Mahan Air" during Khamenei's funeral, which led to renewed clashes in Yemen. The report indicated that the Houthis have enhanced their military capabilities through advanced training and now possess the ability to carry out attacks using missiles and guided drones controlled via fiber optics, with their positions near the Red Sea increasing the risks to international navigation and oil supplies. Houthi leader Mohammed Al-Bukhiti denied the accusations regarding Iranian interference, while experts emphasized that Iranian support has significantly contributed to enabling the Houthis to achieve rapid territorial gains, although the group still manufactures some of its weapons domestically and imports components from China.
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