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Marib Security forces bust Houthi terrorist cell

[02/02/2021 07:53]

MARIB - SABA
The security forces of Marib have busted a Houthi terrorist cell that was planning to carry out destabilizing acts in the government-held city and safe haven for hundreds of thousands of internal displacees.

A security source said in a statement that the cell members “had been tracked since their arrival” from the Houthi terrorist organization-controlled Sana’a until they set out work on their plot. “The investigations are still going on,” said the source.

The statement said the Houthi militia “have over the past years used women and children to carry out their criminal plots. And part of those foiled operations (involving women and children) have been revealed in audio and video” clips.