Danny Citrinowicz

The Wall Street Journal, citing sources familiar with Saudi and Yemeni intelligence, reports that Iran has given the Houthis intelligence, training, tactical advice, and help in targeting.

A former Israeli military researcher on Iran, Danny Citrinowicz, is quoted saying the connection is very, very strong on the operational level.

That is newspaper reporting and one analyst's judgment.

Britain's Foreign Office now advises against all but essential travel to Saudi Arabia because of Houthi attacks.

I am not entirely certain as to why they have not re-upped their attacks in order to gain additional leverage or regain the leverage that they had.

Here is Danny Citrinowicz's assessment.

Danny Dennis Citrinowitz, Middle East national security intelligence expert, says America's Hormuz success has yet to become a strategic victory.

The fact that Iran is losing some of its ability to control and disrupt the Strait of Hormuz does not mean that the United States has established full control over the waterway.

Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei had defined the core of those conditions in his Al Jazeera interview over the weekend, an end to the war on all fronts, the release of frozen Iranian funds, and an end to the American naval blockade, along with an end to the war between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia.

Israeli analyst Danny Citrinowicz wrote on X that Tehran would not renegotiate the June memorandum from scratch or open new nuclear talks before it was restored.

President Pazeshkian struck a similar double note.

He said Iran did not want war and would not yield to force and that it distrusted its adversary but remained committed to its agreements.