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[00:00:00] Smuggling smuggling of experts
[00:00:03] and weapons into our country How can this smuggling be reduced?
[00:00:06] Yes, first of all, smuggling methods and how smuggling is done. This
[00:00:10] is a problem in itself. Of course, we also mentioned that
[00:00:14] smuggling is done through
[00:00:17] step was a necessary and effective step in conventional smuggling not through official ports. This is a type of
[00:00:21] smuggling and it is considered the most common type of smuggling. Many ships
[00:00:25] and boats were also seized, including the ship
[00:00:28] that was seized on the coast.
[00:00:38] elementary or Whoever was also present in This was one of them, one of the seized items. Many
[00:00:41] ships and boats were seized in the open sea. These are smuggled
[00:00:44] and are smuggled through large ships and are
[00:00:47] then unloaded into small boats and then smuggled into
[00:00:51] the interior. So smuggling by sea is done on a large
[00:00:54] scale. The other type of smuggling is also done
[00:00:58] through official ports.
[00:01:02] A quantity of weapons was also seized, and
[00:01:04] And the proof is that 35% of a quantity of devices for unmanned aircraft
[00:01:08] jamming devices and others enter through the ports
[00:01:11] sometimes through camouflage. In one of
[00:01:15] the operations, 50 thermal missiles
[00:01:18] were smuggled in electric generators
[00:01:20] and came through the Sultanate of Oman
[00:01:23] but they were completely
[00:01:27] hidden and were discovered. So this
[00:01:30] is considered a unique quantity that was discovered and smuggled through
[00:01:34] official ports.
[00:01:37] of pressuring How much was smuggled through official channels during 12 years? I mean, we don't say
[00:01:40] through official channels that there is cooperation from official bodies
[00:01:42] to the public, but but that it was smuggled through official ports through camouflage
[00:01:45] through concealment through packaging when they pack an electric
[00:01:49] machine and return it to its original installation and hide
[00:01:52] a missile inside it. This is
[00:01:55] one aspect. So smuggling is done through
[00:01:58] two ways, either through
[00:02:01] open routes or the open
[00:02:04] and uncontrolled sea, and sometimes
[00:02:08] through official
[00:02:09] more than one axis. On ports. The method of securing smuggling or the method
[00:02:12] the ground axis, of combating smuggling first requires
[00:02:14] us to control it as security, military,
[00:02:17] and intelligence agencies. This is very important because the information aspect
[00:02:21] is the most important aspect in controlling
[00:02:24] sector, and smuggling, and information agencies must work in this
[00:02:28] regard. They are the basis for control,
[00:02:31] especially smuggling that occurs through official
[00:02:35] ports, and also that which occurs through unofficial
[00:02:38] ports and through the open
[00:02:42] sea.
[00:02:48] are exposed to. There are many conflicts exist in Sometimes, people need to smuggle, especially in the current situation, and these weapons and this smuggling have become
[00:02:51] a threat to international peace and security. So it may need international
[00:02:55] cooperation, and it may need agencies
[00:02:58] and it may need ships in the open
[00:03:01] sea to monitor them even over
[00:03:04] in the long distances, even if they are not within Yemeni territorial waters.
[00:03:08] Ships in the open sea and outside territorial waters need
[00:03:12] regional cooperation, and regional cooperation
[00:03:14] exists in the cooperation of the coalition in this
[00:03:17] regard. Cooperation is established
[00:03:20] included a number and firmly founded,
[00:03:23] especially with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, whether in
[00:03:26] combating smuggling or even
[00:03:30] in general support. But it also needs
[00:03:33] international cooperation as the issue has also moved from
[00:03:36] the internal to the regional aspect and has developed into
[00:03:40] threatening international peace and security. Yes.
[00:03:43] So, Doctor, in general, how does Iranian intervention reflect on the sovereignty
[00:03:46] and unity of Yemeni territories and the future of state
[00:03:50] institutions? As it is
[00:03:53] now, I mean, we measure when we answer
[00:03:56] this question, reality answers it.
[00:04:00] The current reality when we notice that a number of Yemeni
[00:04:04] governorates
[00:04:06] We grew up on unity, are under Iranian sovereignty, we say it, and not under Yemeni sovereignty. It is true that
[00:04:10] we consider or the state or the legitimacy
[00:04:13] has full responsibility as sovereign responsibility, but
[00:04:17] sometimes control over sovereignty is a very big problem when you have
[00:04:20] a party that has rebelled against the state and is present there and its affiliation
[00:04:24] to Iran. So here we have
[00:04:27] a problem in a part of the state, in a part
[00:04:30] of its sovereignty, and this is a very
[00:04:33] big problem.
[00:04:35] This needs, or let's not say it
[00:04:39] needs, it requires that
[00:04:43] we continue our path until we can restore Yemeni sovereignty
[00:04:47] to all Yemeni territories and the state returns to what
[00:04:50] it was before. And the principle is that even
[00:04:53] if the Houthis, if they had wisdom and thought
[00:04:56] rationally and acted as Yemenis,
[00:05:00] they would have left Iran, and they should stay away from Iran because in the
[00:05:02] end they will be the victims.
[00:05:05] They were in a stage of euphoria and in a stage
[00:05:09] no, but Iran was struck and
[00:05:14] Iran may end, and when Iran ends, the
[00:05:17] Houthis will end. So the Houthis may still have opportunities. If they seize this
[00:05:21] opportunity and become peaceful citizens, but
[00:05:24] under the conditions of the state and handing over weapons to the state,
[00:05:28] and people may overlook these tragedies, even though
[00:05:31] they are great tragedies. How many
[00:05:34] hundreds of thousands of dead, hundreds of thousands of wounded.
[00:05:37] Tragedies that no one can now cure. Generations
[00:05:41] came out of readiness, generations
[00:05:44] where a newborn is now facing an unknown future.
[00:05:50] high school has an unknown future, and people know
[00:05:54] this inside and outside. If people want
[00:05:58] to seize these moments and consider them
[00:06:01] critical moments and consider that
[00:06:04] it was a big mistake and came out in a big size, this opportunity may be
[00:06:07] left to them. If they cannot seize it,
[00:06:11] they will ultimately be the losers.
[00:06:13] The homeland will be returned to its people. Yes. So what is required from the international
[00:06:17] community to support the legitimate government, Doctor? Because the government
[00:06:20] always asks for regional and international support
[00:06:24] to restore state institutions, but
[00:06:27] this support is delayed. Support is
[00:06:30] multi-faceted. We mentioned that part of the support is combating
[00:06:34] smuggling in the open sea and in waters outside Yemeni
[00:06:37] territorial waters. This is a type of support. There
[00:06:41] is also a type of political support, and this also represents an important
[00:06:44] aspect. Military support
[00:06:47] is also the process
[00:06:50] the Houthis in one way
[00:06:53] the peace process, which we can say is impossible for the Houthis because people
[00:06:57] have tried them for long periods and many years,
[00:07:01] and all their work is violence and war. Peace is not
[00:07:04] in their dictionary, and this is a problem, and
[00:07:08] it will also be among the goals of the international community to bring
[00:07:11] the issue
[00:07:13] into peace. Peace is about handing over weapons. Peace is about restoring the state to
[00:07:17] its fundamental legal position,
[00:07:20] restoring the situation to what it was. This is
[00:07:24] part of the support, but the required and current support is
[00:07:28] how we can completely separate the Houthis from Iran, and they will then surrender
[00:07:31] to the fait accompli, but they reject the fait accompli.
[00:07:35] What makes them accept the fait accompli will compel
[00:07:39] people. Yes, and they will face a fait accompli.
[00:07:42] The international community also faces the battle
[00:07:45] of waterways and the battle of international peace
[00:07:48] and security. It is true that sometimes international problems
[00:07:51] sometimes constitute part of a problem, especially when
[00:07:57] waterways. But in the end,
[00:08:00] international interests also lie in international peace and security and in
[00:08:04] securing international waterways and the Bab
[00:08:07] al-Mandab, which represents a global waterway. Yes.
[00:08:10] So, Doctor, your last message in this special coverage. What
[00:08:14] can you say? A last
[00:08:18] message. This last message, if we can direct it, we
[00:08:21] will direct it, and we have not directed it, but
[00:08:25] when we direct such messages, they
[00:08:29] are messages that I consider to be from a citizen. I do not consider them
[00:08:33] to be messages, first of all, to our citizens
[00:08:36] and our brothers inside with the Houthis, that they have been patient
[00:08:40] a lot and have endured a lot. God willing,
[00:08:44] salvation will be near. The second message
[00:08:47] is also, and we have also directed a message to the Houthis, that they should seize
[00:08:50] the opportunity and take advantage
[00:08:54] of it, and enough war and enough destruction,
[00:08:57] and enough of what the country has gone through, and they were the only reason
[00:09:01] for it. If they do not come to their senses and know
[00:09:04] that and leave
[00:09:06] the Iranian affiliation and surrender
[00:09:10] to the fait accompli, perhaps the people may forgive
[00:09:13] them. I will not forgive them at all because they destroyed the country and destroyed
[00:09:16] it for many years.
[00:09:19] Yes, so Major General Dr. Fayez Ghallab, Inspector General of the Ministry
[00:09:23] of Interior, thank you very much.
[00:09:26] And thanks to you, dear viewers, for your generous follow-up. See you in
[00:09:30] another special coverage. May you be in God's
[00:09:32] care.
[00:10:14] Yemen TV, the channel of all
[00:10:17] Yemenis.
[00:15:25] God is great, God is great, God is great, God is great, God is great, God is great,
[00:15:29] God is great, God is great. May God strengthen
[00:15:32] you, may God make you steadfast, may God help you. In the name of God, in the name
[00:15:36] of God, in the name of God.
[00:16:22] Since His Excellency the President of the Presidential Leadership Council announced the battle of Dawn of
[00:16:26] Yemen, there has been a great attrition of the Houthi militias and their military capabilities.
[00:16:29] This comes from several axes. First, the aerial
[00:16:32] targeting of missile capabilities and also of the sites
[00:16:35] from which missiles are launched. There are new updates, for example, the platforms from
[00:16:39] which missiles are launched are suddenly surprised
[00:16:42] by aerial bombardment. Also, the military convoys with
[00:16:46] which the Houthi militia advances and the attrition on several fronts, but
[00:16:50] Taiz is at the forefront. It has exhausted the Houthis greatly, and from it will come
[00:16:53] the desired dawn and salvation, God willing. The Dawn of Yemen operations were
[00:16:57] the hope, the hope of the dawn that
[00:17:01] will emerge and dispel the darkness.
[00:17:04] And the decisions came, and the announcement of the operation came. The
[00:17:08] time that the citizen needed and what he needed to hear at that
[00:17:11] particular time. And work began
[00:17:15] on it at a pace that may not be clearly visible
[00:17:20] in reality it has its effect, which is the complete exhaustion of the Houthis
[00:17:24] and which also consists of
[00:17:27] the terrorist militias losing
[00:17:30] their fighting
[00:17:33] capabilities, and this also reflected on their morale, and what
[00:17:36] indicates this
[00:17:38] clearly shows how far their
[00:17:42] morale has reached. So the Dawn of Yemen operations affected
[00:17:49] even if it seems to the observer
[00:17:52] that they are making progress, the situation is not as it
[00:17:55] appears and the proof is in the results.
[00:17:59] The second axis is the morale axis, and this
[00:18:02] we see clearly when you see
[00:18:06] the hysteria that those
[00:18:10] responsible for the destructive and unjust war on
[00:18:13] Taiz have reached, that they are hysterically bombing
[00:18:17] civilians. This means that the pain has reached its peak
[00:18:20] for them. Of course, just
[00:18:23] the announcement led to a lot of attrition on all fronts of the homeland, in
[00:18:27] Ma'rib, in Al-Jawf, in Taiz, on the coast
[00:18:31] in various areas of the coast, at the level of the fronts
[00:18:34] that confront these militias. We said
[00:18:38] that the attrition was unprecedented
[00:18:42] past. We knew, and many
[00:18:45] and varied sources from those areas, that the Houthis, that
[00:18:49] the Houthi gang mobilized, as
[00:18:52] we said, even the guards of facilities, bank guards,
[00:18:56] guards of private and public institutions.
[00:18:59] People were mobilized to their
[00:19:02] battles and to the siege of Taiz in particular. People
[00:19:05] were mobilized who had not. Some
[00:19:09] of the prisoners who spoke said, "This is the first time
[00:19:12] I have used a weapon. This is the first time
[00:19:15] I have dealt with this weapon. I was forcibly mobilized, and like
[00:19:19] me, hundreds, even thousands, were mobilized
[00:19:22] to the grinder of death. This indicates that
[00:19:26] the Houthi movement, that the declaration
[00:19:29] of the battle of Dawn of Yemen disrupted all
[00:19:32] the cards and disrupted the Houthi
[00:19:35] movement in Yemen. It exhausted
[00:19:38] its individuals. It exhausted its plans and drained
[00:19:42] and exhausted its individuals. It
[00:19:45] worked to disrupt them in every citizen and on all fronts and in
[00:19:49] all the estimations that it had
[00:19:52] estimated regarding the Dawn of Yemen operation that happened
[00:19:56] recently on the Houthi aggression
[00:19:59] that occurred against Taiz. And this aggression is considered
[00:20:03] one of the fiercest and ugliest aggressions that
[00:20:06] has occurred against Taiz since 2015 until this
[00:20:10] moment. A fierce and ugly and brazen
[00:20:13] aggression whose primary and main goal is
[00:20:17] to enslave Taiz and also to subjugate it to the Houthi
[00:20:20] Iranian project, and this is what Taiz rejects completely
[00:20:23] and utterly. And the Dawn of Yemen operation came at this
[00:20:27] particular time to
[00:20:31] exhaust the Houthi militias.
[00:20:34] And the Houthi militias lost a lot of their fighters
[00:20:38] and a lot of their leaders on
[00:20:41] all fronts in Taiz, and this is what we hoped
[00:20:45] for with the Dawn of Yemen, that the Houthis would be greatly exhausted.
[00:20:49] Very, very greatly, and lose their leaders and lose their fighters. And this
[00:20:53] is what happened. I almost read in a recent news
[00:20:56] report that they have lost more than 5,000 of their fighters or more
[00:21:00] than this number, and this is considered a great success for the Dawn of Yemen
[00:21:04] operation. Of course, the Dawn of Yemen
[00:21:07] the current stage, especially since
[00:21:11] the battles have become almost dead on all
[00:21:14] fronts, and Taiz has been besieged since 2015 until
[00:21:17] now, but it
[00:21:20] opened the door to Yemen in general
[00:21:24] and the people of Taiz in particular. Of course, in terms
[00:21:27] of exhausting the Houthi aggression, it
[00:21:31] exhausted many fighters and leaders.
[00:21:34] And the proof is that it is still mobilizing into
[00:21:36] Taiz, and unfortunately, there
[00:21:39] are
[00:21:42] shells falling into
[00:21:45] Taiz, into homes, and casualties. This
[00:21:48] is proof of attrition.
[00:21:50] This is proof that the Dawn of Security achieved a qualitative
[00:21:53] leap inside Taiz. And inside, the moral guidance
[00:21:57] team in the moral guidance branch in Taiz visited
[00:22:01] the fronts, and we found high spirits
[00:22:05] and high morale
[00:22:07] and legendary steadfastness, truly.
[00:22:10] These
[00:22:12] individuals today offer the noblest of what
[00:22:16] they have in terms of determination and resolve.
[00:22:20] And they are fighting this terrorist
[00:22:22] Iranian militia.
[00:22:25] The city of Taiz is greater
[00:22:29] than this group, than these militias. It is
[00:22:33] steadfast like Mount Sabr on this city. They are
[00:22:37] great in a time of smallness and in a time of these
[00:22:39] militias. Therefore, thanks to this
[00:22:43] incubator, and thanks to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, leadership
[00:22:47] and people. Thanks to everyone
[00:22:50] for what they have offered to this homeland, and their love for this
[00:22:54] homeland, and they sacrificed for this homeland with their blood,
[00:22:56] and their children, and their bodies, and also
[00:23:00] their limbs. So thanks to everyone. The homeland
[00:23:03] has gone through a lot, but today
[00:23:07] we want to activate this council to serve the educational sector or to serve
[00:23:11] the girls' education
[00:23:14] for this council to be able to play its important
[00:23:17] role and its prominent role in serving girls' education.
[00:23:21] Also, today we focus or give great
[00:23:25] importance and priority to education and the education of
[00:23:29] displaced girls due to the waves of displacement that
[00:23:32] families residing in the camps today
[00:23:38] girls who have dropped out of education. Girls who have dropped out of education. We want effective
[00:23:41] and sustainable solutions for these
[00:23:44] dropouts and for these problems that face girls'
[00:23:47] education. The meeting was attended by the governor's deputy,
[00:23:51] Sheikh Judge Abdullah
[00:23:54] Al-Bakri, and the deputy director of education, Professor Abdul Aziz
[00:23:57] Al-Bakri, and also the head of the National Committee for Women, Professor
[00:24:01] Saada Aqar, who
[00:24:04] supported the meeting.
[00:24:07] The meeting
[00:24:10] of personalities, including government
[00:24:14] offices.
[00:25:48] and security call on all members of the directorates controlled
[00:25:52] by the terrorist militias not to
[00:25:55] respond to calls for mobilization and summonses issued
[00:25:58] by them, and to beware of attempts to
[00:26:00] lure them.
[00:26:06] All officers and individuals should contact their leaders
[00:26:10] to know the procedures and designated centers
[00:26:13] for settling their affairs and paying their salaries
[00:26:16] and full entitlements in accordance with the approved regulations.
[00:27:07] essential medicines are scarce
[00:27:10] and deficient. This is what is visible.
[00:29:13] عن عرض عن وطن لا تخلي عنه ابدا موعدنا العاصمه صنعان وهذه
[00:29:15] is a debt that will be paid.
[00:30:08] on faith in unity, in the capabilities of unity, and that Yemen is one
[00:30:12] and its historical strength does not repeat itself, but events are similar.
[00:30:16] Fattah, Musleh, Al-Beidh, and
[00:30:18] Antar were eliminated after reading a brief report
[00:30:22] from Aden TV. A shell
[00:30:25] hit the radio and television building, which is the same
[00:30:27] one now.