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[14/06/2021 12:33]

RIYADH - SABA
Yemen's Information Minister Muammar al-Eryani has warned in a statement to Saba of an Iranian plot to poison the minds of young Yemeni youth, citing the recent visit of the Iranian de factor governor of Sana'a to the city's main university.

The Iranian militant Hassan Eyrlo has recently been visiting key hospitals, universities, schools and summer child radicalization camps to supervise what Eryani said "the graduations from the summer camps, the corruption of school curricula at all grades and to erode the Yemeni and Arab identity" in the country's former capital city.

Eryani said the Iranian plot aims to "change them (the youth) to tools for killing other Yemenis, attacking Yemen's neighbors and threatening international interests."