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Yemeni Coast Guards seize shipment of smuggled weapons to the Terrorist Houthi militia

[23/12/2023 10:02]

HODEIDAH-SABA

Yemeni Coast Guards, Red Sea Sector managed today, Saturday, to capture a ship laden with smuggled weapons and ammunition for the Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militia.

The military media of the Joint Forces said "The Coast Guard sin the Red Sea sector received information from the General Intelligence Division of the National Resistance, about weapons and ammunition smuggled to the Houthi militia across the Red Sea. Accordingly, they swiftly moved and dealt with them."

A military official explained that the Coast Guards in the Mocha Center intensified maritime and coastal patrols and reached the target, where two wooden boats were seized, one of them had weapons and ammunition on board.