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Marib Security services capture terrorist Houthi cell plant explosives devices

[03/07/2023 07:30]

MARIB-SABA
Security services in Marib governorate arrested a terrorist cell affiliate to the Terrorist Houthi militias was planting the explosive devices in the public roads and crucial sites in Marib then detonating them through remote-control devices.

The Security media of Marib Police reported that the Special Security Forces managed to capture the terrorist cell's members while they were planting explosives devices in the area of Mafraq Hareeb and the international highway, targeting civil and military vehicles.

The terrorist cell includes Abdurazaq Hassan Ali Dawood, Mohammed Abdullah Sa'd Hadi, Ahmed Abdullah Sa'ad Hadi, Abdo Hassan Ali Dawood, Atqeq Mohammed Sa'd al-Hadi, Hashim Nasser Ateq al-Amir, Nagi Ali Ateq al-Amir and Mohammed Ali Ateq al-Amir.

Security media official stated that interrogations and investigations conducted with the suspects and their preliminary confessions were recorded and will be published through media outlets this night including the terrorist actions they carried out and the names of the Houthi leaders who involved in recruiting them.