Iran-backed Houthis mobilize more children to sectarian summer centers

The Iran-backed Houthis obliged the heads of the neighborhoods in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, to mobilize young people and children to "sectarian" summer centers.

Local sources told Khabar Agency, that the militia leadership obliged the heads of neighborhoods in various regions of Sanaa to mobilize the largest possible number of young people and children to join the "sectarian" summer centers that were launched in early May.

The Houthi leadership summoned a number of neighborhood leaders and threatened them to dismiss them from their jobs if they did not mobilize the children to these centers, through which the militias aim to instill and nourish the minds of children with sectarian and terrorist ideas and concepts, which will have serious effects on the social fabric because of the threat it poses to public peace in Yemen and regionally as a whole.

The Iran-backed Houthis distributed distorted curricula in the summer centers, which contain Iranian sectarian lessons, incite hatred and violence that sanctify and devote loyalty to their leader, amid societal fears of sending deceived children and youth and engaging them in their absurd battles on the battlefronts.