Iran’s deadliest proxy unleashes fury: Mojtaba-backed Houthis hunt Saudi-backed forces on camera

Published on Aug 30, 2026 07:30 pm IST

Iran-backed Houthi forces have released previously unseen footage that they say shows an attack on Saudi-backed Yemeni forces. The visuals provide a rare glimpse into the reported operation and show what Houthi fighters describe as the detection of a “complex” of opposing forces. Following the reported discovery, missiles and drones were launched against targets in several areas. The footage appears to show a coordinated strike involving multiple attack vectors, highlighting the growing use of drones and missiles in Yemen’s conflict. The release comes amid continued regional tensions involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and armed groups operating across the Middle East.

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