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Iran Deepens Military Support for Houthis Amid Rising Saudi Tensions

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Tehran has stepped up its backing of Yemen's Houthi rebels, supplying intelligence and military guidance aimed at pressure on Saudi Arabia. The alliance now reportedly spans weapons training, drone development, and missile production. Analysts say this assistance has markedly strengthened the Houthis in their ongoing conflict. The growing Iranian role has heightened security concerns across the region. Regional leaders are consequently reviewing their own strategies in response.

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