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[21/04/2025 12:01]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism Muammar al-Eryani confirmed that the appearance of the so-called Mahdi al-Mashat shaken and confused, in a military uniform, holding the rank of "Field Marshal," amid second-tier Houthi leaders, clearly exposes the falsity of the claims of strength that the Iran-affiliated terrorist Houthi militia has been trying to promote for more than ten years.

Minister Al-Eryani said in a press statement that al-Mashat, who did not attend any military college, attempted to imitate the image of military leadership, at a time when everyone realizes that the Houthis are nothing more than a cheap Iranian tool carrying out Iranian orders.

According to al-Eryani, the contrast between al-Mashat's elaborate military appearance and the confused body language displayed by him reflects not only the military pressure the militia is under, but also the internal anxiety and confusion plaguing the militia.