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

More than 100 U.S. advisers are helping Saudi forces choose Houthi targets through a new joint command, according to CNN.

  • 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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<p>More than 100 U.S. military advisers have arrived in Saudi Arabia amid escalating tensions with the Houthis American advisers are helping Saudi Arabia coordinate strikes on the Houthis. The United States provides intelligence, but does not participate in attacks.</p>

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Over 100 US military advisors on ground in Saudi Arabia as fighting with Iran-backed group intensifies, CNN reports

·Ankara, Türkiye
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