Revealed.. Houthis create a special unit to recruit women implementing intelligence plans and agenda like IRG

Informed sources in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, revealed that the leader of the pro-Iranian terrorist Houthi militia, AbdulMalik Al-Houthi, has created a special unit that personally supervise to entrap and recruit women, to implement Houthi intelligence plans and agenda such as those of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

The sources indicated that AbdulMalik Al-Houthi, assigned a Zainabiya, called Ibtisam Al-Mahatwari, to that unit and oversees its operations and plans, in targeting girls, re-recruiting them to entrap political and social figures under its authority.

Al-Houthi with his uncle are working hard on the follow-up process and getting acquainted with all the goals of Al-Mahatwari's recruitment process, to ensure that it conforms to the method of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah in luring its victims to blackmail them using prostitution networks and run them as needed. sources said.

Ibtisam Al-Mahatwari "carries out her work without objection from any security agency, and the Minister of the Interior of the militia, Abdul Karim Al-Houthi, provides her with all facilities and protection to ensure the success of the prostitution networks that are created from victims of girls and women who are trapped and recruited for the benefit of the Houthi militia". Sources revealed.

Last Friday, a human rights report revealed the Houthi militia’s violations against women during the past three years, accusing the group of arresting and hiding 1181 women during the aforementioned period and exposing them to killing, torture and rape.

The report, issued by the Coalition of Women for Peace in Yemen, the March 8 Bloc for Yemeni Women and the Yemeni Organization for Combating Human Trafficking, stated that it had documented 274 cases of enforced disappearance, and 292 arrests of activists, human rights defenders and from the education sector.

The report documented 246 cases of arrest of relief and humanitarian workers, 71 cases of rape and 4 suicides, and dozens of cases of male and female children who were detained with their detained mothers, while the number of girls detainees under the age of 14 reached more than 293 cases. Charges of "treason and prostitution" were fabricated against them, with the aim of exploiting them.