Iran Flies Revolutionary Guards Commanders and Missile Components to Yemen Amid Rising Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 23 hours ago
What happened
Iran reportedly flew senior Revolutionary Guards commanders, missile parts, and gold to Yemen on July 13 to support the Houthi rebels amid rising regional tensions. The flight was diverted to Hodeidah after an attack on Sanaa airport. Iran and the Houthis deny the claims, calling the passengers civilians. The move comes as the Houthis escalate maritime threats against Saudi Arabia and international shipping in the Red Sea.
- 01Iran flew IRGC commanders and missile components to Yemen on July 13 to support Houthis.
- 02Flight diverted from Sanaa to Hodeidah after Yemeni government attack on Sanaa airport.
- 03Shipment included missile parts, drone components, and gold to finance Houthis.
- 04Yemeni government confirms IRGC's role in preparing Houthis to threaten maritime security.
- 05Houthis declared a maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia, ending a four-year ceasefire.
- 06Iran and Houthis deny military transfer, claiming the flight carried only civilians.
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