• Iran’s “New” Land-Attack Cruise Missile In Context

    An overemphasis by the West on seeking to check Tehran’s ballistic missile program has led to inattention to Iran’s cruise missile capabilities and intentions. Over the weekend, Iran unveiled and test-launched a “new” land-attack cruise missile, dubbed the Hoveizah, days in advance of the Islamic Republic’s 40th anniversary.

    Iran’s “New” Land-Attack Cruise Missile In Context
  • Analysis: An Iranian SAM in the Arabian Peninsula

    Last week, the Saudi Arabian embassy in Washington D.C. released a nine-page primer on Iran’s continued support to Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Buried within the same document was photographic evidence of Saudi Arabia’s latest charge against Iran: the provision of the Sayyad-2C surface-to-air missile (SAM) to Houthi rebels.

    Analysis: An Iranian SAM in the Arabian Peninsula
  • A peek inside Houthi Rebel’s recent missile strikes in Saudi Arabia

    Pro-Houthi media outlets like Yemen News Agency (SABA) reported that at least three types of projectiles were fired into the Kingdom. They include the Burkan-2H, the Qaher-2M, and the Badr-1. Both the Burkan and the Qaher have been used multiple times in the Yemeni theater, while the Badr was only unveiled last week.

    A peek inside Houthi Rebel’s recent missile strikes in Saudi Arabia
  • Analysis: Reported link between Houthi and Iranian ballistic missiles

    At the strategic level, if Iran’s provision of ballistic missiles to the Houthi rebels is confirmed, it could be seen as an indicator Tehran’s increased tolerance for risk in a distant conflict theater, one which has sought to weaken Saudi Arabia by any means possible.

    Analysis: Reported link between Houthi and Iranian ballistic missiles