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EXCLUSIVE: Iran flew IRGC commanders, missile gear to Yemen's Houthis, sources say

Reports indicate Iran utilized flights to transport IRGC commanders and missile equipment to Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen.

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Recent flight activity involving Iranian aircraft into Sanaa has prompted allegations of military transfers to Houthi forces. Reports from Reuters and The Times of Israel state that IRGC commanders and missile gear were aboard these flights. Conversely, Iran maintains that these Mahan Air operations were intended to transport a delegation and wounded individuals.

Coverage from Al Majalla and Arab News focuses on the implications for Yemeni sovereignty and the transparency of the current Houthi-led blockade narrative. These outlets emphasize the tension surrounding the flights and the challenge these logistical moves present to the Yemeni government. Future reports may clarify the composition of the cargo and the individuals involved in these transport operations.

Coverage does not yet specify what measures, if any, the Yemeni government or international entities will take in response to the reported military arrivals.

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Quick answers

What is Iran's stated purpose for the flights?

According to Iran International, the flights were described as transport for a delegation and wounded persons.

What do reports allege was on the flights?

Reuters and The Times of Israel report that IRGC commanders and missile gear were transported to Yemen.

How is the Yemeni government responding?

Coverage from Arab News notes that the Yemeni government has moved to expose the Houthis' blockade narrative.

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