Al-Huthi's crimes in Yemen: Hezbollah, coup militias are two faces of the terrorist mullahs' regime
Wednesday 19/December/2018 - 01:38 PM
The events in Yemen witnessed major developments and changes on all fronts.
Despite these changes, the Houthi militia managed to continue the war for four
years, regardless of the fact that they did not have the means to carry it. The
observers explained that there are supplies for the establishment of a party
similar to Hezbollah. The Iranian regime accepted all its needs.
Where the Iranian regime is trying hard to clone its successful experience with
the Lebanese Hezbollah, this party achieved what it did not dream of. So, it is
important for it to repeat what it did in Lebanon in Yemen, Bahrain, Saudi
Arabia and other Gulf countries, especially that the party succeeded in
achieving what is required of it by itself.
The beginning of the spread
In the 2011 protests, the Houthis found the historic opportunity to be present,
to spread and polarize under Iranian guidance and support. They were present in
the squares and in the dialogue conference. At the same time, they were
expanding the power of arms in Saada and surrounding areas.
The Huthis exploited internal corruption, deteriorating living conditions,
raising gasoline prices and splitting power. Some desired to take revenge on
their opponents, stormed the capital Sana'a and imposed a new reality. All parties
were also forced to sign an agreement by force of arms, and then turned on them
and continued their armed invasion of Yemen, until they reached Aden and passed
to Abyan with a clear and shameless Iranian support.
Official charges
In February 2016, the Yemeni government officially accused the Lebanese
Hezbollah militia of supporting and training the Houthi militia, the Iranian
arm in Yemen.
The Yemeni government confirmed that it had many documents and physical
evidence that showed the involvement of members of Hezbollah in the war
launched by the Houthi militia on the Yemeni people. At the same time, Saudi
Arabia's Al-Akhbar news channel broadcast videos of a Hezbollah expert
lecturing a group of militias on military and security work.
Abd al-Malik al-Houthi and imitating the personality of Nasrallah
Similarities or clones between the Huthis and Hezbollah have increased
dramatically in recent months, in the form of images, rhetoric, television
output, glossary, and even in the language of the heads of the two
organizations, who share the name of “Ansar Allah" which is the name used
by Hezbollah at time of its establishment.
The leader of the Huthi militia, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, did not conceal his
enthusiasm as well as his support for Hezbollah and Hassan Nasrallah's policy,
and even the Houthi-based Al-Masri channel relied on the similarity between him
and Nasrallah.
Where he tries to imitate his speech and raise his finger when he is angry and
uses the same decoration for imaging and the microphones themselves.
Secret cooperation between Houthi and Hezbollah in drug trade
Iran-backed Houthi militias are diversifying their sources of financial income
illegally through their internationally banned drug trafficking inside Yemen
and with the support of the Lebanese Hezbollah militia through the so-called
Beirut Youth Council, in an attempt to compensate for its financial loss.
The Yemeni security forces, with their support, foiled the smuggling of more
than 707 kg of narcotics seized in five drug smuggling operations over four
months. A number of narcotic cannabis items bore the slogan "Beirut Youth
Council".
The Houthi militias continue to trade drugs to destroy Yemeni society and
pursue its subversive coup to harm the Yemeni youth. In contrast, Houthi
militia leaders have gained vast wealth from trading drugs.
The Coalition for the Support of Legitimacy in Yemen has already announced that
they have seen cooperation between the Huthi militias and the Lebanese
Hezbollah militia in the drug trade.
Bilateral meetings
On August 19, Lebanese Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah met with a delegation
headed by a spokesman for the Houthi group, Iran's arm in Yemen.
The Associated Press quoted the Hezbollah militia as saying that Nasrallah met
with the spokesman of the Houthis Mohammed Abdul Salam to discuss the latest
developments in the war in Yemen.
The Yemeni embassy in the United States commented on the meeting, saying:
"The recent visit of the Huthis to the leader of Hezbollah is a further
evidence of the destabilizing role of Hezbollah in Yemen and its support for
the Houthis."
Use of the Palestinian cause
The idea of the Houthi militia is to reproduce the slogans of the Iranian
revolution and Hezbollah, but to paint them with the flavor of resistance and
to try to focus on the issue of Palestine and the injustice that finds a faster
path to the hearts of the public.
"Death to America, Death to Israel, Victory to Islam" is the slogan
that surprises you everywhere on cars, walls of houses, billboards and
everywhere, like the symbolic occupation and the overwhelming presence of
public relations campaigns. In total, none of the Americans died because of the
Huthis, it is only the innocent people in the street who have thrown their fate
in the face of guerrilla or political mafias. The curses launched by the Huthis
only affect the Yemenis who have gone to fuel the political war of mercenaries.
