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Assassinations threaten Houthis' foundations
The article reveals advanced military coordination between the Houthi militia and factions loyal to Iran, particularly through the Houthis' acknowledgment of the death of the leader Muhammad Khaled Al-Ayyashi in strikes on Iraqi sites, which the group accuses of having a direct military presence in Iraq. It indicates that Houthis participate in drone and missile operations in coordination with Iraqi factions and under Iranian supervision. At the same time, internal conflicts within the Houthis are intensifying, as a prominent leader within the group's intelligence apparatus was killed. There are also increasing signs of escalating power struggles among the group's centers of influence amid external and military pressures, threatening its stability and highlighting the challenges it faces both internally and externally.
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