NYN | News
As U.S. forces launch intense airstrikes on the capital, Sanaa, security and customs authorities continue their battle against narcotics. The Nihm Customs Center successfully seized large quantities of the drug “Shabu” in a significant step reflecting the determined efforts of the Customs Authority and security agencies to protect society from this dangerous scourge.
Experts warn that “Shabu” is not just a drug but a weapon of societal destruction, often linked to horrific and unprecedented crimes, including the murder of close family members, making it a severe threat to security and social stability.
It is clear that Sanaa’s enemies are not content with military warfare alone but are also targeting society’s consciousness, attempting to subdue it through drugs to plunge it into chaos and crime.
Previously, journalists exposed documents and testimonies from specialized entities proving that drug traffickers linked to the coalition waging war on Yemen receive monthly stipends from the UAE. This indicates that these harmful substances are being distributed for free to targeted individuals, as part of a criminal plot not driven by profit but by the goal of societal destruction from within.
Observers warn that leniency toward drug traffickers will only encourage more involvement in this trade and ultimately serve the enemy’s agenda of spreading addiction. They urge swift trials and the harshest punishments for those involved to set an example and deter others.
“Shabu” is considered one of the most dangerous narcotics, as it has been associated with gruesome and unprecedented crimes, such as the murder of close relatives. This makes it a powerful tool for dismantling the social fabric and spreading chaos and delinquency.
