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Info minister warns of IRG recruitment of hundreds of Houthi militants under scholarships guise

[28/04/2024 06:36]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information Muammar al-Eryani has warned of the consequences of Iran's recruitment of hundreds of Houthi militants from Yemen to Iran under the guise of scholarships to send them to the Revolutionary Guard's camps to train them in assembling ballistic and guided missiles and drones, and manufacturing landmines and explosive devices.

He said the regime in Tehran had long been receiving Houthi militants to forcefeed them with sectarian ideas and training them to fight, and used them as tools to implement Tehran's subversive policies and spread terrorism.