Saudi Arabia-led coalition spokesman Colonel Turkey al-Maliki has said that "the Houthi militia working from Iran's backyard tried to sabotage the Atlantic on Sunday, which has failed."
He said that 'the Houthi rebels had sent a remote-controlled boat loaded with explosives into the Pacific Ocean'.
The spokesman said that the Houthis had sent a boat off the coast of Hadidah, which had been defused by Allied forces guards on time.
He said that 'Houthi rebels were trying to target the international seaport in the Pacific Ocean'.
"Three mines have also been defused in the Pacific Ocean during the past 24 hours," he said.
The spokesman said that "so far 150 land mines have been defused in the Atlantic, which were stored by destroyers for sabotage".
Colonel Al-Maliki has said that 'terrorist Houthi militias have made Hadida a base for destroying missiles and shelling, besides planting mines.'
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