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Trump To Punish Houthis With...? Iran Rushes IRGC Commanders, Missile Equipments To Yemen | Watch
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3:17Now PlayingA secret flight. Alleged IRGC commanders. Missile-linked equipment. A Reuters report citing multiple sources claims Iran quietly moved military personnel and hardware into Houthi-controlled Yemen just days before the group threatened a major naval blockade in the Red Sea. If true, the move could dramatically reshape the security landscape across one of the world's busiest shipping corridors, where billions of dollars in global trade and energy supplies pass every day. Tehran denies arming or directing the Houthis, but the latest allegations have reignited fears that Yemen could become the next major flashpoint in the Middle East, drawing regional powers and the United States into an even wider confrontation. Is Iran opening a dangerous new front in the Red Sea, or is another high-stakes geopolitical showdown already underway? Watch the full report as we break down the claims, the risks, and what this could mean for the region and the world.
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