Interior Ministry Nets Dormant Cells
Major General Muhammad Al-Sharif, the First Deputy Minister of Interior, revealed the existence of dormant cells linked to the Houthi movement and terrorist organizations in the liberated areas, which pose a threat to security and stability. Security agencies are actively pursuing these cells responsible for security incidents in Ma'rib, Hadramout, Abyan, and border regions, having arrested some of the elements and handed them over to the competent authorities, while continuing to pursue others. In addition to the Houthi cells, there are individuals affiliated with al-Qaeda and ISIS, used to carry out terrorist plans—especially after some escaped from Seiyun prison and were exploited in security operations. Security forces are increasing their readiness to confront these networks through continuous monitoring, closely tracking arms smuggling by land and sea, and strengthening coordination among relevant agencies to intercept suspicious shipments and prevent their involvement in terrorist attacks.
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