Several reports citing regional officials say Yemen’s Houthi movement and Iraqi armed groups coordinate strikes against Saudi Arabia. According to the accounts, some operations are carried out from Iraqi territory and involve collaboration between the Houthis and Iraqi militias. The Jerusalem Post and NDTV both describe assessments that point to deeper links between these groups, framed within Iran’s regional network.
The NDTV report says the Iraqi organisations and the Houthis jointly plan or conduct parts of the attacks and that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) oversees or supports the cooperation. The Jerusalem Post similarly reports that Saudi and regional assessments attribute coordination to the Houthis and Iraqi militias, presenting the cooperation as evidence of more complex coordination rather than isolated action.
Neither source provides detailed, independently verified operational specifics, named individuals, or full evidence. Both reports present the claims as assessments by Saudi or regional officials, indicating the information is based on intelligence views rather than confirmed public findings.
