During trial of three Iranian regime’s spies in Yemen, one of the spies confessed that he had delivered to the Iranian embassy in Yemen the intelligence about Coast Guard, activities of the U.S. forces in Yemen and the US-Yemen cooperation.

The court’s first defendant Abdulkarim Lalanji, 33, confessed in the court that he had been providing to the Iranian regime’s embassy in Sana, the information about conflicts between the Yemeni government and Houthis group in Sadah.
The spy mentioned an Iranian regime’s agent by the name of Mohammad Javad Nabavi, who gave him money in exchange of information. Nabavi used to ply to Yemen under the cover of merchant and businessman,