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[18/11/2019 05:14]

RIYADH-SABA
The spokesperson of the Command of the Saudi-led Arab Coalition in support of legality in Yemen Colonel Turki al-Malik stated that Houthi militia militants hijacked and seized a south Korean ship.

The Saudi Press Agency quoted Col: al-Maliki as saying "at (22:58) on Sunday evening a South Korean ship was hijacked while it was sailing in the south of the Red Sea".

Al-Malik added that the Iran-backed Houthi militiamen used to small boats to hijackthe vessel as it was towing a south Korean drilling rig.

"The Houthi militia pose a real terrorist threat to the freedom of navigation and trade", he added.