Yemeni government arrests a Qatari officer on suspicion of cooperation with Houthi militia

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File photo showing Yemeni troops near Al-Mocha south of Yemen. (Reuters)
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File photo showing a group of Yemeni troops loyal to the legitimate government of Yemen. (Reuters)
Updated 02 May 2018
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Yemeni government arrests a Qatari officer on suspicion of cooperation with Houthi militia

LONDON: Yemeni government has arrested a Qatari officer for suspicions of his cooperation with Houthi militia. Media reports in Yemen said that a Qatari Officer was arrested as he was travelling from Yemen to neigboring Oman.

Yemeni troops have arrested the Qatari officer on suspicions of working with houthi militia backed by Iran in Yemen. Yemeni government sources told Al-Arabiya channel that army units arrested Mohsen Al-Karbi, a Qatari intelligence officer, as he was trying to exit Yemen at a border point close to Al-Mahra province on his way to Omani territories.

Qatar according to Al- Arabiya confirmed the arrest of Al-Karbi and called through its 'Qatari committee for human right' for his immediate and safe release, stating that Al-Karbi is a Qatari citizen on a trip to visit his relatives. 

 

 


Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 72,070

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Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 72,070

  • One body and 10 wounded people were brought to hospitals in Gaza during the past 48 hours

The death toll in the war-torn Gaza Strip has risen to 72,070 since the conflict between Hamas and Israel erupted on Oct. 7, 2023, with injuries reaching 171,738, Gaza’s health authorities said on Saturday.

The authorities reported that one body and 10 wounded people were brought to hospitals in Gaza during the past 48 hours.

Since a ceasefire in Gaza came into effect last October, 612 Palestinians have been killed and 1,640 others wounded, according to the authorities.