More than 40 Iranian organizations fund the spread of the Shiite Sect in Yemen

The revelation by the Houthi leader, Zain Al-Abidin Al-Moayad, about the escalation of internal conflicts among the leaders of the militia, is still of wide interest among Yemeni popular circles, which are seeking to find out what is new in this issue of spreading the Shiite sect in Yemen.

The report submitted by what called himself a member of the Zaydi Scholars Association in Sanaa, affiliated with the militia Zain Al-Abidin, a supporter of the terrorist militia leader AbdulMalik Al-Houthi, revealed 48 international organizations and associations, eight of which operate in Yemen, with the aim of supervising and financing the spread of Shiite Twelverism in Yemen and targeting the Zaydi sect.

According to the report seen by Yemen Details, internal disputes between Houthi leaders have worsened, in parallel with the spread of 12 Iranian institutions in Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen, working with humanitarian cover to spread sectarianism, calling on scholars to move quickly.

The report warned of the danger of Iranian institutions run by the Iranian Mohammed Al-Moussawi and owe absolute loyalty to the mullahs in Iran, stressing that these institutions do not threaten Yemenis alone, but the Zaydi sect, as they implement deviant programs on an ongoing basis, taking advantage of summer centers, events, seminars, and courses, whether for children, girls, men or women.