Iraqi strikes reveal Houthi presence outside Yemen
A report indicates that the Houthi militia acknowledges the existence of a direct military presence in Iraq, following the killing of a Houthi leader named Mohamed Khaled Al-Eyaashi during airstrikes targeting Iran-backed militias' positions in Iraq. The group confirmed that these attacks originated from Iraq after February 2026, led by Yemeni experts operating drones and missiles, in coordination with Iraqi factions and under direct Iranian supervision. Additionally, the information reveals that the Houthis have transformed their political presence in Iraq into a military operation, forging alliances with Iraqi militias. They are establishing joint operational centers to coordinate military movements, reflecting an expansion of the group's influence in the region, alongside strengthening their ties with Iran and its regional plans.
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