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[13/03/2021 06:24]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Muamer al-Eryani warned of Iranian-made marine mines that Houthi militia have continued to be equipped with as the Iranian regime has never stopped to provide the Houthis with different kinds of military support.

In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) he said" the terrorist Houthi militiamen displayed in what they called" Exhibition of Military Productions" types of Iran-made marine mines, used recently in terrorist attacks against commercial ships in the Red Sea".

The Minister added" These Iran-made mines show that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have continued to supply the Houthis with weapons, military technologies and experts, making the Yemeni territories a launching-pad to threaten commercial navigation and control international waterways".