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A recent report prepared by United Nations experts confirmed that Iranian entities and entities are involved in sending weapons to Houthi militias in Yemen.
The report of the independent experts monitoring the penal system for B.To whomAccording to what “Reuters” agency reported yesterday, “There is an increasing amount of evidence proving that individuals or entities from inside Iran are involved in sending weapons and their components to the Houthis.”
Last week, the Yemeni Ministry of Interior confirmed that “the Houthi missile launch system is behind Iranian and Lebanese experts.” The coalition supporting legitimacy in Yemen more than once offered missiles launched by the Houthis that show their origin is Iran.
The UN report indicated that the Iranian-backed coup militias collected at least 1.8 billion dollars from the revenues of the state institutions that they control in 2019 to help finance their “war effort” against the Yemenis.
The British ambassador to Yemen, Michael Aaron, confirmed that the Houthis’ continued control of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, would increase Iranian influence in Yemen. Aaron rang the alarm bell in front of the Yemenis, saying: “The Houthis are changing Yemeni society, the curricula in schools, they control and change universities, they send children to the fighting fronts, and they send students to study in Qom, Iran.”
On the other hand, the International Organization for Migration revealed yesterday that 20% of Yemen’s schools have been destroyed by the war, and said that one out of every five schools in Yemen can no longer be used Because of the war, she noted that she continues to work on rehabilitating and building schools throughout Yemen.
Meanwhile, the Executive Unit for the Management of Displaced Persons Camps in Marib confirmed that severe cold waves threaten the lives of about 15,000 displaced families who reside in 72 camps and displacement sites in the governorate, which lack the most basic necessities of life, in addition to the lack of winter clothes and heating tools.
In its statement, the unit warned of the danger of the continuation of the severe cold wave on the camps and sites of the displaced, adding that it would lead to multiple complications, especially among children, women and other vulnerable cases, pointing out that the newly created camps are the most vulnerable to the risks due to the current cold wave and other natural disasters, as they contain Take an emergency shelter from dilapidated tents and dilapidated tree sticks that cannot resist the vagaries of the climate.
On the other hand, the terrorist Houthi militia continues its bombing and systematic targeting of residential neighborhoods in Hodeidah with the aim of forcing the civilian population to forcibly displace their homes, turning them into military barracks for the Houthi militia, and renewing the targeting of an industrial complex and residential neighborhoods in the city of Hodeidah, west of Yemen, with missile strikes.
Report of the Executive Unit on the displaced in Marib:
15,000 displaced people are threatened by the cold
425 families face imminent danger
172 sites are missing the basics
72 camps lack the necessities of life
Yemeni Views
• Yemen’s ambassador to Britain, Dr. Yassin Numan: It seems that the first line of defense for the crimes and terrorism of the Houthis in Yemen is the “humanitarian situation” that is intended to turn into a “wailing wall.”
• Al Houthi militias prevent the provision of reproductive health services in their areas of control
• Masam Al-Saudi cleans 150 thousand square meters of mines planted by the Houthis in Shabwa governorate