Iran is reshaping its proxy network from Iraq to Yemen as Houthis and Iraqi militias coordinate attacks, threatening Gulf oil routes and regional stability.

If the Iranian regime doesn’t collapse, that doesn’t mean change is stymied. In fact, a blockaded and weakened Iran may not be able to support its proxies as much.

Regional officials tell The Associated Press that Yemen's Houthi rebels helped Iraqi militias launch drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities in July