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US expands intel, targeting support for Saudi campaign against Iranian ally: Report

The advisers are helping Saudi forces monitor the battlefield and choose targets, as U.S. officials say the mission remains limited.

  • More than 100 US military advisers, part of a roughly 200-strong joint forces command formed in recent weeks, are assisting Saudi Arabia with intelligence and targeting support against Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen.
  • Providing "geospatial" targeting support, the US is helping Saudi forces visualize real-time battlefield conditions, comparing the capabilities to the Pentagon's Maven system used for similar operations.
  • US officials believe hundreds of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps officers are currently in Yemen, yet the US military remains wary of potential civilian casualties from Saudi strikes, reflecting past concerns.
  • Memories of controversial targeting support provided during the Obama and first Trump administrations hang over the effort, as critics note past contributions to high civilian casualties in previous campaigns.
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U.S. Expands Military Support for Saudi Arabia as Houthi Fighting Intensifies

The United States has expanded military assistance to Saudi Arabia as tensions rise with Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen. CNN reports that more tha...

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The United States will not go into direct conflict with the Yemeni Husites, but will not leave its allies from Saudi Arabia unaided. According to CNN, more than a hundred "military advisers" have been transferred to the Middle East as a matter of urgency.

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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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