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Reports indicate that the Somali Al-Shabaab, affiliated with Al-Qaeda, has received advanced weapons and training from the Yemeni Houthis, enhancing their military capabilities and increasing their threat to regional stability. These weapons include surface-to-air missiles, attack drones, and other advanced armaments, as the Houthis seek to support Al-Shabaab in deploying ship monitoring radars through joint efforts. Additionally, the relationships between the two groups have expanded following the Iran-U.S. conflict, with coordination in arms trafficking and fighter training. Al-Shabaab also generates annual revenues of up to $100 million through extortion and taxes in Somalia, further strengthening its military and financial capabilities.
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