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Houthi militia remains Iran's key regional proxy amid declining influence

The report examines the Houthi militia's role as Iran's remaining major regional proxy as Tehran's influence erodes elsewhere. No new attack or operational development is specified.

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The Houthis remain a potential source of regional military escalation and disruption to shipping.

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  1. The Houthi Militia: Tehran's Final Proxy Amid Eroding Regional Influence ↗khabaragency.net · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 10:31 PM UTC

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