Iranian support for Houthis in Yemen laid bare - in pictures

An Iranian-built Qasef-1 drone used by Houthi rebels in Yemen.

A shot down drone on display. All photos by Victor Besa / The National

The remains of a Houthi drone intercepted by the Saudi Arabian Air Force. @SPAregions

The engine of a Qasef-1 drone shot down by Arab Coalition forces in Yemen.

A drone used by Houthi rebels to launch attacks on Saudi Arabia. AP

An IED built with Iranian components and camouflaged as a cooking pot recovered by Arab Coalition forces in Yemen.

An Iranian-supplied STEYR .50 Calibre sniper riffle being used by the Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Two anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM). The one on the right is a Russian-made Kornet, and on the left is an Iranian imitation. Markings show they were built in 2015 indicating they were smuggled to Yemen after the UN arms embargo.

IEDs camouflaged inside a fake rock. Arab Coalition officials estimate they have defused up to 30,000 such devices since the war began.

Farsi language was found enscribed on the wiring of this drone battery from a Qasef-1 UAV indicating its Iranian origins.

Limpet mines.

Electronics of an IED.

Remains of Houthi drone which the coalition shot down. @SPAregions

Weapons supplied by Iran to the Houthi militias in Yemen were put on display at a press conference by the Saudi-led Arab coalition. Victor Besa / The National

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