Houthi presence and activities in Iraq
The report focused on the expansion of the Iran-backed Houthi group into Iraq, where they control offices and joint sites with armed factions loyal to Tehran, especially in areas such as Jurf al-Sakhr, Baghdad, Karbala, and Najaf. Information indicates that the Houthis are involved in military activities, including the development of drones and missiles, in coordination with Iraqi factions supported by Iran, under the supervision of Iranian officials like Hajji Hamed. The report also pointed out that the Houthis operate near the Saudi border and use Iraq as a base for executing attacks. Several of their leaders have been killed in American and Saudi strikes. The growing tension over Houthi activities in Iraq is evident, with the United States accusing and internationally classifying the group as a terrorist organization. They are also accused of collaborating with Iranian and Iraqi entities to carry out military operations and target facilities in Saudi Arabia, with increasing military coordination among Iran-backed groups within Iraq.
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