Brigadier General Muhammad Abdullah Al-Kumaim, the Yemeni military expert, announced exciting details about the British ship "Rubimar", which sank in the southern Red Sea after it was attacked by the Iranian Houthi militia.

Al-Kumaim said, in statements published on the “X” platform, that the ship was carrying dangerous toxic waste, and that sinking it was part of a conspiracy between the Houthis and an international mafia to get rid of it and pollute the territorial waters of Yemen and neighboring countries.

He added that the ship was built in 1997 and was intended to transport grains only, and that its maximum load was 41 thousand tons, of which 20 thousand tons were fertilizers, and the rest were oils and unknown materials. He pointed out that the one who runs the ship is Lebanese, and he was the one who sent the information about it. For the Houthis to sink it.

Al-Kumaim criticized the international community's neglect of this crime, and the failure to provide any assistance to save the ship or reduce the environmental damage resulting from it. He said that the Houthis are committing new crimes against the Yemeni people. After they planted 3 million mines on land, they are polluting the Red Sea with waste. Toxic.

Al-Kumaim warned of the potential danger in the future, expressing his fear of an increase in the sinking of ships loaded with toxic waste in the territorial waters of Yemen, and called for real action to save the nation from the disasters caused by the Houthis and the Iranian regime.