The top US commander in the Middle East reports that proxies backed by Iran are increasingly sending funds back to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) due to a severe cash crunch. This indicates financial strain within Iran’s network of affiliated groups. CENTCOM also states that the US has successfully prevented Iran from exporting approximately $25 billion worth of oil, further impacting the nation’s economy. These developments occur alongside continued attacks by Yemen’s Houthis, prompting the United Kingdom to advise against all non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia. The situation highlights escalating tensions and economic pressures within the region. The financial difficulties experienced by Iran’s proxies potentially reflect a broader weakening of Iran's regional influence. These factors collectively contribute to an unstable security environment in the Middle East.