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Analysts from the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies who examined the Iranian regime's attack on Israel found its missiles missed their mark.
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As tensions rise between the Iranian regime and Israel, the Iranian people blame the regime's reliance on and support of its proxies for creating enmity among its neighbors.
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Iranian regime-aligned groups have continued to destabilize the situation and endanger civilian lives.
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Companies and individuals in Iran, Yemen, China and Hong Kong helped the Houthis and Iranian regime obtain missile and drone components.
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The regime's failure to protect the leader of an ally in its capital is a serious breach that reveals the depth of its security shortfalls, analysts say.
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Houthi drones are all assembled in Yemen 'but are entirely based on Iranian infrastructure, Iranian blueprints and Iranian technology,' expert says.
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The Iranian regime is funneling resources to its regional proxies at the expense of its own navy, which has suffered a string of losses even though it is not at war.
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By arming the Houthis, the Iranian regime's IRGC is taking resources away from the Iranian people, fueling Yemen's humanitarian crisis and fomenting regional insecurity.
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Increased coordination between pirates operating off the coast of Africa and the regime-backed Houthis imperils regional security.
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Military mishaps are commonplace in Iran, where domestic production is in its infancy and aging and dilapidated equipment is the norm.