Houthis In Yemen
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- Yashasvi VasisthaTimes of India
- Mike BrestWashington Examiner
- Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editorThe Guardian
- Lucia SteinABC News (AU)
- Samy MagdyToronto Star
- Authors; ContributorsThe Hindu
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The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively shut since Iran began blocking the waterway, while sustained Houthi attacks on vessels or ports in the Red Sea could disrupt another major route for Middle Eastern oil exports.
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China has privately urged Iran to rein in its support for Yemen’s Houthis following recent military advances by the group along Yemen’s Red Sea coast, which threatens Saudi oil exports. This request came after Saudi Arabia sought help from Beijing; China called for dialogue but did not threaten economic repercussions on Iran. With over 80% of Iran's seaborne oil exports going to China in 2025, Beijing is navigating…
China asks Iran to rein in Houthis; why Beijing has stepped in now →Chinese officials, at Saudi Arabia's request, have asked Iran to restrain its ally, the Yemen-based Houthi rebels, following recent Houthi military advances along the Red Sea coast that threaten Saudi oil exports and shipping routes. The Houthis now control much of Yemen’s coastline, raising concerns about attacks on vessels in the strategically important Bab el Mandeb Strait, a narrow passage connecting the Red Sea…
China asks Iran to rein in Houthis after appeal from Saudi Arabia →Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces are investigating their sudden military defeat on September 10th, which resulted in the loss of over 15 brigades and control of Yemen’s entire west coast. Speculation is rife that financial incentives may have played a role in this collapse, with some claiming up to 30,000 fighters retreated en masse. This setback has raised questions about coordination and morale within the anti-Houthi…
Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapse →A militant group known as the Houthis has seized strategic islands and areas along Yemen's Red Sea coastline, threatening shipping in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and launching attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities and infrastructure. These actions are seen by analysts like April Longley Alley from the Washington Institute as a way for the Houthis to assert control over critical waterways and impact global energy…
'Merchants of chaos' have forced Trump into a bind →Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers were directly involved in recent Houthi military operations that led to the rapid capture of Yemen’s Red Sea coast from pro-government forces within 48 hours. According to sources speaking to the AP, this marks Iran's most significant intervention since Yemen’s civil war began in 2014, helping the Houthis exploit internal divisions among pro-government troops and seize strategic…
Iranian advisers played a key role in the stunning advance by Yemen’s Houthis, sources tell AP →Houthi rebels seized Yemen's Red Sea coast from pro-government forces in under 48 hours with direct assistance from Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers, according to The Associated Press. This intervention marks Iran’s most substantial support for the Houthis since Yemen’s civil war began in 2014 and includes providing advanced weaponry and strategic guidance. The swift takeover enhanced the Houthis' ability to…
Iranian advisers helped Houthis seize Yemen's Red Sea coast in less than 48 hours: report →Analysis
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- 17 Sep
The Houthis’ actions pose a unique threat in the region as Iran has limited shipping through the Strait of Hormuz for several months.
- 23 Sep
Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers were in the field helping direct the battle, people familiar with the offensive told The Associated Press, marking Iran’s most direct intervention in favor of its longtime ally since Yemen’s civil war erupted in 2014.
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23 Sep Iranian advisers helped Houthis seize Yemen's Red Sea coast in less than 48 hours: reportHouthi rebels seized Yemen's Red Sea coast from pro-government forces in under 48 hours with direct assistance from Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers, according to The Associated Press. This intervention marks Iran’s most substantial support for the Houthis since Yemen’s civil war began in 2014 and includes providing advanced weaponry and strategic guidance. The swift takeover enhanced the Houthis' ability to…The Hindu
23 Sep Iranian advisers played a key role in the stunning advance by Yemen’s Houthis, sources tell APIranian Revolutionary Guard advisers were directly involved in recent Houthi military operations that led to the rapid capture of Yemen’s Red Sea coast from pro-government forces within 48 hours. According to sources speaking to the AP, this marks Iran's most significant intervention since Yemen’s civil war began in 2014, helping the Houthis exploit internal divisions among pro-government troops and seize strategic…Toronto Star22 Sep 'Merchants of chaos' have forced Trump into a bindA militant group known as the Houthis has seized strategic islands and areas along Yemen's Red Sea coastline, threatening shipping in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and launching attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities and infrastructure. These actions are seen by analysts like April Longley Alley from the Washington Institute as a way for the Houthis to assert control over critical waterways and impact global energy…ABC News (AU)
18 Sep Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapseYemen’s anti-Houthi forces are investigating their sudden military defeat on September 10th, which resulted in the loss of over 15 brigades and control of Yemen’s entire west coast. Speculation is rife that financial incentives may have played a role in this collapse, with some claiming up to 30,000 fighters retreated en masse. This setback has raised questions about coordination and morale within the anti-Houthi…The Guardian
17 Sep China asks Iran to rein in Houthis after appeal from Saudi ArabiaChinese officials, at Saudi Arabia's request, have asked Iran to restrain its ally, the Yemen-based Houthi rebels, following recent Houthi military advances along the Red Sea coast that threaten Saudi oil exports and shipping routes. The Houthis now control much of Yemen’s coastline, raising concerns about attacks on vessels in the strategically important Bab el Mandeb Strait, a narrow passage connecting the Red Sea…Washington Examiner
17 Sep China asks Iran to rein in Houthis; why Beijing has stepped in nowChina has privately urged Iran to rein in its support for Yemen’s Houthis following recent military advances by the group along Yemen’s Red Sea coast, which threatens Saudi oil exports. This request came after Saudi Arabia sought help from Beijing; China called for dialogue but did not threaten economic repercussions on Iran. With over 80% of Iran's seaborne oil exports going to China in 2025, Beijing is navigating…Times of India
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