Iran Sends Guard Leaders to Yemen
A news report indicates that Iran transferred, during the month of July, leaders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), military advisors, and military equipment—including missiles and drones—to Yemen to enhance the Houthis' ability to threaten navigation in the Red Sea. Sources revealed that the flight, which carried between 10 and 21 IRGC members, was originally headed to Sana’a but diverted to Hudaydah after an attack on Sana’a Airport. The purpose of the transfer was to support and train the Houthis on new missile systems. The report also highlighted that the Houthis targeted two Saudi oil tankers, a Saudi commercial ship, and carried out various threats and attacks through different types of maritime and missile strikes, reflecting an escalation in the conflict and efforts to strengthen Houthi capabilities. Additionally, regional tensions have risen, with Iran warning that it may respond to any external strikes. This comes amid ongoing military operations in the area and mutual threats between the parties involved.
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