Iran sends 185 tons of weapons to Yemen

[F117]

Iranian Ship Unloads 185 Tons of Weapons, Military Equipment for Houthis in Yemen

BY: Washington Free Beacon Staff
March 20, 2015 4:06 pm

An Iranian ship unloaded 185 tons of weapons and military equipment at a Houthi-controlled al-Saleef port in Yemen, al Arabiya reports.

The Houthi militias reportedly closed the port and denied entrance to employees there. Al-Saleef port is considered the second most vital in Yemen.

The news follows last week’s economic partnership agreements between Iran and the Houthis, including a deal that promises a year’s worth of oil supply from Iran.

Iran has also agreed to provide Yemen with a 200 megawatt power plant, according to Yemeni news agency Saba.

Yemen is torn by a power struggle between the Iranian-backed Houthi militias in the north, and the internationally-recognized President Abedrabbu Mansorur Hadi, who has set up a rival seat in the south with the backing of Sunni-led Gulf Arab states.

Iranian Ship Unloads 185 Tons of Weapons, Military Equipment for Houthis in Yemen | Washington Free Beacon

 

[QAMARSHAZADQURESHI]

 

[Sunni Falcon]

Promoting Sectarian Wars <=> Iranian Influence.

 

[Echo_419]

Iranian Ship Unloads 185 Tons of Weapons, Military Equipment for Houthis in Yemen

BY: Washington Free Beacon Staff
March 20, 2015 4:06 pm

An Iranian ship unloaded 185 tons of weapons and military equipment at a Houthi-controlled al-Saleef port in Yemen, al Arabiya reports.

The Houthi militias reportedly closed the port and denied entrance to employees there. Al-Saleef port is considered the second most vital in Yemen.

The news follows last week’s economic partnership agreements between Iran and the Houthis, including a deal that promises a year’s worth of oil supply from Iran.

Iran has also agreed to provide Yemen with a 200 megawatt power plant, according to Yemeni news agency Saba.

Yemen is torn by a power struggle between the Iranian-backed Houthi militias in the north, and the internationally-recognized President Abedrabbu Mansorur Hadi, who has set up a rival seat in the south with the backing of Sunni-led Gulf Arab states.

Iranian Ship Unloads 185 Tons of Weapons, Military Equipment for Houthis in Yemen | Washington Free Beacon

Not a proper solution

 

[OTTOMAN]

Why, i'm not surprised!

 

[K-Xeroid]

I hope houthi should take back their territory from Saudis. Iran better destroy Saudia and become great regional power.

 

[F117]

I think this shipment contains MANPADs to deter Saudis from bombing Houthis.

 

[A.M.]

And how many tons has Saudia and USA sent to the other side?

 

[libertad]

Promoting Sectarian Wars <=> Iranian Influence.

If Iran really wanted to take the gloves off, they would send shipments to Bahrain and it would fall in a blink.

 

[Sunni Falcon]

If Iran really wanted to take the gloves off, they would send shipments to Bahrain and it would fall in a blink.

They Can't.

'' Any Iranian [military] Ship Enter Bahrain waters, will have No return to Iran ''.

 

[OTTOMAN]

I think this shipment contains MANPADs to deter Saudis from bombing Houthis.

Why you think its manpads? and which Saudi bombing?

If Iran really wanted to take the gloves off, they would send shipments to Bahrain and it would fall in a blink.

This is not the first time that Iran's terrorism is exposed.... hence, it matters not, if it keeps the gloves on or off.

And how many tons has Saudia and USA sent to the other side?

You tell us... but may be its better to open a thread for the big news!!!

 

[SajeevJino]

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US Special forces evacuated their Special forces and Iran slowly came into Yemen.

More troubles, lets say Jews and Americans making problem in Yemen too

 

[Beast]

And how many tons has Saudia and USA sent to the other side?

You mean sending to al Qaeda?

 

[OTTOMAN]

I hope houthi should take back their territory from Saudis. Iran better destroy Saudia and become great regional power.

I know your hate and frustration. ruining your life was also iranian terrorism.

 

[C130]

Houthis are on the road to Aden.

Houthis seize strategic Yemeni city, escalating power struggle| Reuters