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    Der Iran und die Hisbollah haben den Aufstieg der Houthis ermöglicht, heißt es in einem UN-Bericht


    Der Iran und die Hisbollah haben den Aufstieg der Houthis ermöglicht, heißt es in einem UN-Bericht

    https://www.ynetnews.com/article/skp8qmq0c#autoplay

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    1. parski841 on

      >The independent panel of experts, who report annually to the U.N. Security Council, said Houthi fighters had been receiving tactical and technical training outside Yemen, traveling on fake passports to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq.

      …

      > “The multiple testimonies gathered by the panel from military experts, Yemeni officials and even individuals close to the Houthis, indicate that they do not have the capacity to develop and produce, without foreign support, complex weapon systems,” the U.N. experts wrote in their latest report, seen by Reuters.

    2. RussianFruit on

      Which means they enabled slavery to return to Yemen as that’s what the Houthis did

      And then we got the terrorist simp sheep litterly rooting for slavers because they hate America/ Israel more than they care about enslavment

    3. Thebananabender on

      Too late, Too little.
      Hezbollah was founded by the Iranian regime by the time “Eye of the tiger” was released…

      When does the UN publish a report on the involvement of Frankie Sullivan on the creation of Eye of the tiger? /s

    5. kiwiprepper on

      The UN are such an ineffectual bunch of chucklefucks that unfortunately do more to foster terrorism around the globe than curb it.

    6. lex_inker on

      So you’re telling me the UN is appointing Yemen to the human rights council?

    7. anotherone121 on

      Time to give Israel some refurbished B-1’s from the bone yard

    9. autotldr on

      This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.ynetnews.com/article/skp8qmq0c#autoplay) reduced by 82%. (I’m a bot)
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      > Yemen's Houthi rebels have grown "From a localized armed group with limited capabilities to a powerful military organization" with the help of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard Corps, Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iraqi specialists, according to a confidential report by U.N. sanctions monitors.

      > The Houthis did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the U.N. report.

      > The sanctions monitors said weapons systems operated by the Houthis were similar to those produced and operated by Iran or armed groups of the Tehran-backed "Axis of Resistance" opposed to Israel and U.S. influence in the Middle East.

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    10. NewRoar on

      They’re also going to enable their fall if they keep having them attack Israel.

    12. AffectionatePaint83 on

      I believe the words ‘fucking duh’ sums up the response to that headline.

    13. The_Phaedron on

      Thank Christ I was sitting down when I got the shock of reading *that* title.

    15. TexasAggie98 on

      Iran = Hezbollah = Houthis

      Hezbollah and the Houthis, along with the Iranian proxies in Syria and Iraq, are arms of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). They are funded, armed, and directed by the IRGC Quds force and are instrumental pieces of Iran’s foreign policy apparatus.

      Which is why the way to get the Houthis to stop their pirate attacks in the Red Sea is to hit Iran.

      The Houthis sink a commercial vessel? Sink 10 Iranian vessels.

    16. Misbruiker on

      Does this really surprise anyone? Religious insanity appears to be infectious.

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