Iraq scores 55/100 toward Yemen (neutrality or uncertainty), while Yemen scores 25/100 back.
Coverage indicates indirect alignment through shared Iranian backing, but there is no evidence of explicit Iraqi government policy, bilateral cooperation, or formal support for Yemen's Houthi faction. The interaction is mediated by third parties (Iran/US), leaving the direct state-to-state posture undefined and effectively neutral.
Yemen's Houthi faction is described as actively joining Iraqi militias to threaten Gulf states, a move that implies a hostile posture toward Iraq's security establishment and its regional allies, reflecting the broader adversarial dynamic within the proxy conflict.