Have Hezbollah terrorists arrived in Yemen to help the Houthis?

Hezbollah denied today the Yemeni government's claim that 21 foreign experts, including seven from Hezbollah, arrived to support the Houthis. The Yemeni Interior Ministry claims the experts oversee military operations. Hezbollah stated the allegations are baseless.

The terrorist organization Hezbollah today (Wednesday) vehemently denied the Yemeni government's announcement that 21 foreign experts arrived in Yemen to support the Houthis — 14 from Iran's Revolutionary Guards and seven from Hezbollah. The Yemeni Interior Ministry said their missions include direct oversight of operations, planning, and building military capabilities. Hezbollah responded that the allegations are baseless and not based on facts, and that the Yemeni people do not need external support. The article notes that cooperation between the two pro-Iranian organizations has been reported in the past, and that Hezbollah's former chief of staff, Haytham Ali Tabatabai, who was eliminated earlier this year, previously visited Houthi territories. The conflict in Yemen has escalated in recent weeks, with the Houthis approaching the new capital Aden.