According to The Wall Street Journal , Russia actively supports Yemeni Hussites in their attacks on a ship in the Red Sea, handing them satellite data for accurate missiles and drones. Two European defense officials and other knowledge of the source confirmed that Russia has been directing this information through the members of the Iranian Corps of Guardians of the Islamic Revolution, integrated into the structure of Hussites in Yemen.
The Red Sea region is a critical important trading artery that brings together the markets of Europe and Asia, so the constant attacks of Hussite militants on the ship create a new round of destabilization in the Middle East. The attacks began at the end of last year, gaining momentum that coincided with a new wave of tension through the war in gas.
Houses have already attacked several merchant vessels, including a tanker heading from Russia to China, using both ballistic missiles and seas. Earlier, the media reported that Russia also planned to put rockets and other military equipment to Hussites, but this plan was postponed due to the diplomatic efforts of the United States and Saudi Arabia.
The situation remains tense because the event's efforts to curb the Hussites have not yet produced significant results. Only recently, on October 17, did the US B-2 bombers strike on the storage facilities of the Hussite weapons. But this step, although a demonstration of force, points to the still limited impact of international efforts on the situation.
