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Iran Update, November 14, 2026
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Iran Update, November 14, 2026

William
By William
November 15, 2026 5 Min Read
Comments Off on Iran Update, November 14, 2026

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and the American Enterprise Institute’s Critical Threats Project (CTP) publish updates Monday through Friday to provide analysis of the war with Iran and the Middle East as a whole. Weekday updates cover events from the past 24 hours, while weekend updates are abbreviated and cover the Houthi-Saudi conflict and major developments related to the war with Iran.

Key takeaways

  1. The Houthis launched ballistic missiles targeting military staging areas and weapons depots of government-aligned Yemeni forces in Lahij and Aden governorates, potentially disrupting logistics supporting Yemeni government forces in southeastern Lahij governorate.
  2. Government-aligned Yemeni forces, however, continued to recapture territory and advance in southeastern Lahij governorate despite Houthi attacks on logistics infrastructure.
  3. The Saudi Air Force continued to provide close air support to help Yemeni forces aligned with the Yemeni government counterattack by targeting Houthi frontline units in the Madaribah wa al Arah district and Houthi logistics necessary to maintain Houthi operations in the region.
  4. Iranian naval forces continue to claim that commercial vessels are striking naval mines along the U.S.-backed route in the southern Strait of Hormuz, potentially undermining ship operators’ confidence in U.S. escort operations and forcing ships to transit Iranian territorial waters.

Iran Daily Update Horizontal Chart, November 14, 2026

Main lines

The Houthis launched ballistic missiles targeting military staging areas and weapons depots of government-aligned Yemeni forces in Lahij and Aden governorates, potentially disrupting logistics supporting government forces in southeastern Lahij governorate. The Houthi movement claimed to have launched several salvos of ballistic missiles targeting reinforcements aligned with the Yemeni government located in two assembly areas in Jabal Kharaz and Khor Amira in Madaribah wa al Arah district, southern Lahij governorate, on November 13 and 14.(1). The Houthis had previously targeted gathering areas of government-aligned forces in Kharaz on November 12.(2). Support and reinforcement forces and brigades are fighting the Houthis in this region.(3) Forces aligned with the Yemeni government are likely using these staging areas in southern Lahij Governorate to supply and reinforce offensive operations against Houthi forces in southeastern Lahij Governorate.(4) The Houthis also launched missiles at the city of Aden on November 13, claiming to target government arms depots Yemeni government, likely in an effort to further disrupt supplies to the Yemeni government and efforts to reinforce government-aligned Yemeni forces. in the neighboring governorate of Lahij.(5)

Government-aligned Yemeni forces continued to recapture territory and advance in southeastern Lahij governorate despite Houthi attacks on logistics infrastructure. (6) The Southern Giant Brigades released images on November 13 showing Houthi fighters withdrawing from fighting with Giant Brigade fighters in Madaribah wa al Arah district. (7) Official Southern Transitional Council media reported on November 13 that government-aligned Yemeni forces were consolidating control over recently captured territory, including Sarih. crossroads in the Madaribah wa al Arah district, which forces aligned with the Yemeni government recaptured from the Houthis earlier on November 13(8).

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The Saudi Air Force continued to provide close air support to help Yemeni forces aligned with the Yemeni government counterattack by targeting Houthi frontline units in the Madaribah wa al Arah district and Houthi logistics necessary to maintain Houthi operations in the region. Saudi planes struck Houthi commanders, fighters, and vehicles on the front line in Lahij governorate, according to Yemeni government-aligned forces media on November 14.(9) Saudi planes also continued to target moving Houthi reinforcements. south of al Turbah in southern Taiz Governorate, which is a key transit zone for the Houthis operating further south in Majza. Government-aligned Yemeni forces and Houthi fighters have been fighting in Majza, which is about 30 kilometers south of al Turbah, since November 13.(10) Saudi aircraft have repeatedly struck Houthi supply lines and reinforcements that have likely supported Houthi operations in Madaribah wa al Arah district since November 12.(11). fighters in the Madaribah wa al Arah district, according to an independent Yemeni journalist on November 14.(12)

US and partner military operations

Nothing significant to report.

Iranian strike campaign

Iranian War Objectives Assessed:

  • Obtain international recognition of Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz
  • Degrade America’s ability and willingness to prosecute the war
  • Reestablish deterrence againstA -towards the United States and its regional partners
  • Separate the United States and Israel from the Arab States

Iranian naval forces continue to claim that commercial vessels are striking naval mines along the U.S.-backed route in the southern Strait of Hormuz, potentially undermining ship operators’ confidence in U.S. escort operations and forcing ships to transit Iranian territorial waters. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy claimed on November 13 that a liquefied gas carrier transiting a U.S. fighter jet and two oil tankers struck mines and exploded or caught fire while using “unauthorized routes” to transit the Strait of Hormuz.(13) The IRGC and Artesh recently began noting in their allegations of ships hitting mines that the vessels were allegedly under U.S. escort, likely in an attempt to strengthen Iran’s information operation to discredit the American escort. (14) The Artesh Navy separately claimed on November 14 that another tanker had hit a mine and caught fire east of the strait.(15) Iran regularly issues these “updates” on ships hitting naval mines in order to present the southern route as constantly dangerous even when Iranian forces are not carrying out visible attacks.(16) U.S. Central Command announced on August 27 that U.S. forces had completely cleared the strait.(17) The ISW-CTP has not observed any indicators that Iran has successfully reexploited the southern route.

Iranian Allegations of Ship Attacks Versus UKMTO Reports on Ship Attacks – November 14, 2026

US-Iran negotiations

Nothing significant to report.

Iranian internal affairs

Nothing significant to report.

Lebanon

Nothing significant to report.

Iraq

Nothing significant to report.

Arabian Peninsula

The Houthi movement claimed to have struck Saudi critical infrastructure and a military site on November 13 as part of the Houthis’ ongoing campaign to force Saudi Arabia to end its military operations in Yemen and accept Houthi demands.(18) The Houthi movement claimed to have launched drones targeting King Khalid International Airport and an East-West pipeline pumping station in Riyadh.(19) The Houthi movement also claimed to have struck Saudi forces located in Tuwaal district, Jizan province, which lies along the Saudi-Yemen border.(20). the kingdom to meet Houthi demands, such as recognizing Houthi sovereignty in Yemen, lifting Saudi controls on Houthi-controlled ports and airports, and granting the Houthis control of Yemen’s oil and gas resources.(22)

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(1) https://t.me/army21ye/4076; https://t.me/army21ye/4080
(2) https://t.me/army21ye/4062; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-12-2026/
(3) https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-13-2026/
(4) https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-13-2026/ ; https://x.com/alamalikah/status/2121378082770546688
(5) https://t.me/army21ye/4075; https://www.sabanew dot net/story/ar/155765
(6) https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-13-2026/
(7) https://x.com/alamalikah/status/2121378082770546688
(8) https://www.4may dot net/news/165270; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-13-2026/
(9) https://x.com/YemenAFMedia/status/2121620026922774664
(10) https://x.com/FaresALhemyari/status/2121344944875159581; https://x.com/AlArabiya/status/2121209952194736282
(11) https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-13-2026/ ; https://x.com/Almasirah_YE/status/2121000277398696343; https://x.com/Almasirah_YE/status/2121235005817192921; https://x.com/FaresALhemyari/status/2121001621135987020; https://www.middleeasteye dot net/live-blog/live-blog-update/yemeni-forces-say-they-repelled-large-scale-houthi-attack-taiz
(12) https://x.com/FaresALhemyari/status/2121632625672552766; https://www.alaraby dot co.uk/politics/اليمن-إنذارات-في-نجران-ومعارك-عنيفة-في-لحج
(13) https://t.me/mehrnews/431310;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/458614
(14) https://t.me/mehrnews/431310; https://t.me/Tasnimnews/455177;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/455710;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/457959; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-12-2026/
(15) https://t.me/Tasnimnews/458707
(16) https://t.me/Tasnimnews/453532;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/454988;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/456267;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/456624;
https://t.me/Tasnimnews/457802
(17) https://x.com/CENTCOM/status/2093131928023023729
(18) https://t.me/army21ye/4079 ;
(19) https://t.me/army21ye/4079 ; https://t.me/army21ye/4078
(20) https://t.me/army21ye/4078
(21) https://x.com/CJFCSpox/status/2121590530090131828
(22) https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-9-2026/ ; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-8-2026/ ; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-7-2026/ ; https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-november-1-2026/ ; https://www.aa dot com.tr/en/middle-east/yemens-houthis-say-they-targeted-riyadh-airport-and-saudi-oil-pipeline/4100562; https://t.me/army21ye/3948 ; https://t.me/army21ye/3934; https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/loud-booms-heard-near-saudi-aramco-head quarters-dhahran-sources-say-2026-10-13/

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