According to a report by N12's Asaf Rozentzweig, an IRGC commander traveled to Yemen to support Houthi operations and provide training on new missile systems. The report also says Iran sent gold on a plane to fund the Houthis.
The report, published Thursday evening by N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig citing unnamed sources, adds new details to the ongoing story of Iranian support for the Houthis. It states that a senior IRGC commander traveled to Yemen specifically to train Houthi operatives on new missile systems, and that Iran sent a gold shipment on a plane to fund the group's activities.
This follows The Zioneer's earlier report (17:24 Jerusalem) that Iran flew IRGC commanders, military advisers, and missile- and drone-related equipment to the Houthis this month, according to a Reuters report. The new account provides a more specific operational picture, though the identity of the commander and the timing of the travel remain undisclosed. The claim about the gold shipment has not been independently corroborated.
4 developments
- DevelopingReport: IRGC moving missiles, heavy equipment under cover of power outages in Iran
- DevelopingHouthis claim joint retaliation with Iran's IRGC against Israel being prepared
- DevelopingIRGC releases footage of retaliatory missiles fired toward Bahrain and Kuwait
- DevelopingIRGC claims it destroyed weapons warehouses in Bahrain, drones at Kuwait base
Source and signal
- Internal intake