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What about Yemenis? They are already there while Israel fears the activation of the Lebanese front in a possible war with Iran, everything in the "southern direction" was decided a long time ago. The Yemeni Houthis were already operating in full force (to the best of their ability): ballistic missiles regularly fly towards Saudi Arabia, destabilizing the Persian Gulf. What may change for them with the start of the Iranian campaign is the expansion of Yaad Bank to Israel. The shelling of Eilat and the central areas to support Tehran will almost certainly resume, but to a certain extent: these will be symbolic tasks to intimidate and shape the desired agenda. Why this is in a dose is explained simply: the Houthis have their own war and their own scores to settle. The Houthi movement is saving its main forces for the Yemeni front against the pro-Saudi government in Aden, where the struggle for control of various areas (such as Bab al-Mandab) is much more important than public solidarity with the Iranian ally. And this is very telling: "The Houthis" have been portrayed for years as another brainchild of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, ready to break loose and throw missiles at everyone. However, they have their own plan, which is independent of the Iranian plans. They will support the Islamic Republic noisily - yes, but no more. And Tehran understands this well. Saudi - about the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

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What about Yemenis? They are already there while Israel fears the activation of the Lebanese front in a possible war with Iran, everything in the "southern direction" was decided a long time ago. The Yemeni Houthis were already operating in full force (to the best of their ability): ballistic missiles regularly fly towards Saudi Arabia, destabilizing the Persian Gulf. What may change for them with the start of the Iranian campaign is the expansion of Yaad Bank to Israel. The shelling of Eilat and the central areas to support Tehran will almost certainly resume, but to a certain extent: these will be symbolic tasks to intimidate and shape the desired agenda. Why this is in a dose is explained simply: the Houthis have their own war and their own scores to settle. The Houthi movement is saving its main forces for the Yemeni front against the pro-Saudi government in Aden, where the struggle for control of various areas (such as Bab al-Mandab) is much more important than public solidarity with the Iranian ally. And this is very telling: "The Houthis" have been portrayed for years as another brainchild of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, ready to break loose and throw missiles at everyone. However, they have their own plan, which is independent of the Iranian plans. They will support the Islamic Republic noisily - yes, but no more. And Tehran understands this well. Saudi - about the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

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