Houthis Don’t Make Their Own Decisions… Iran Launches Attacks and Attributes Them to Houthis… A Senior Official Reveals the Truth
Jaber Rajabi, a former advisor to the office of ex-Iranian President Ahmadinejad, stated that Iran and Hezbollah are behind the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, controlling the decisions of the Houthi militias. He added that the Houthis receive directives from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to destabilize territorial waters through someone posing as the Yemeni ambassador in Tehran.
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The former Iranian presidential advisor explained that the Houthis do not take any step without receiving orders from Iran, emphasizing the existence of a special committee that delivers these orders. This ambassador regularly sends messages to the committee responsible for overseeing the Houthis, asking what actions are required of them, so he can relay them to the Houthi leaders in Sana’a to carry out their terrorist operations.
He confirmed that it is Iran that launches the missiles and operates the drones, attributing them to the Houthis who appear to lead the scene, while Iran tries to stay out of the events, dragging Yemen into the turmoil gripping the Middle East.
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In a separate context, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had warned Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah to flee Lebanon just days before his assassination in an Israeli attack, as reported by Reuters yesterday.
The report further added that the main target of this attack was Quds Force commander Abbas Nilforoushan, who was also killed during the Israeli operation that resulted in Nasrallah‘s death.
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According to the report, Khamenei is now deeply concerned about Israeli infiltration into the ranks of senior leaders in Tehran, according to three Iranian sources.
