Al-Madinah News:- Yemeni Defense Minister Lieutenant-General Mohsen Muhammad Al-Daari said that the Houthi militia has ways to smuggle weapons from Iran, pointing to the formation of a joint operating room to manage all operations in Yemen.
Mohsen Muhammad Al -Daari added, in exclusive statements to Al -Arabiya, today, Monday, that the armed forces are ready with the support of the coalition, noting that the legitimacy government seeks to bring peace, and its presidential leadership council represents legitimacy in the liberated areas.
He pointed out that the Houthis are targeting economics facilities to deprive the people of salaries, and the armed forces are united in front of one enemy, the Houthi militia, and that the militia continues its violations and refuses to renew the truce.
The military media of the joint forces in the western western coast, earlier, published video confessions of a marine smuggling cell of the Houthi militia that was recently seized.
According to the operative of the confessions of the cell members, they were recruited to smuggle weapons through a smuggler working for the Houthi militia in the port of Hodeidah, Ali Halhli.
In their confessions, the cell members admitted their involvement in the smuggling of weapons from the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas to the ports of Hodeidah.
The confessions of the cell members included information on the smuggling method under the supervision of Iranian Revolutionary Guards experts, in a new confirmation of the extent of the Houthi militia’s dependency on Iran, and their confessions revealed the use of the Houthi militia ports of Hodeidah to smuggle weapons.
The Yemeni Minister of Information, Muammar Al -Iryani, considered the Houthi cell confessions of the smuggling of weapons from the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas to the Hodeidah ports under the supervision of the Revolutionary Guards, “Tehran’s continued supply of the militia with weapons,” stressing that this represents a blatant challenge and a flagrant violation of international law and the decisions of the crisis -related security council Yemeni.
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