Yemen's interior minister Ibrahim Hayden has accused the Houthi militia of seeking to flood its country and neighboring countries with drugs and trade them with Iran's support, in order to fund its 'useless' war and brainwash young people to put them in death crematoria.

Haydn saw the "Iranian Houthi coup militia" as the other side of the drug scourge, which he said posed an "immediate threat to Yemenis and security and stability in the region."

He added that the Houthi militia "acted, with direct support from Tehran, to flood (Yemen) and neighboring countries with drugs. Instead, the drugs became weapons in their hands which they use to wash the brains of the younger generations and throw them into the flames of the absurd battles."