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[31/01/2018 10:01]

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The UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Jonathan Alan has said there is clear evidence that Houthi militia uses rockets and other weapons from Iran.

The Persian rocket's keyboard is in Persian, the seals of the factory are from Iranian defend contractors and the valve is Persian calendar, said Alan in a twit he posted on the page of the UK Foreign Office.

He pointed out that the way of welding differs from that of the factory which suggests that the rocket has been cut into two pieces might be for smuggling purposes.

He confirmed that the written date 2015 points out they have been imported after imposing weapon ban on Yemen, inquiring how and when Iranian rockets arrived Yemen.