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Here's what nearly 10,000 rifles, 200 rocket launchers, and nearly 800,000 rounds of ammunition and other weapons seized by the US government looks like

• he US government seized thousands of weapons in 2021 and 2023, court documents show.
  
• Feds said the weapons are part of an Iranian smuggling operation supporting rebel forces in Yemen.
  
• Photos show neatly piled rows of assault rifles, rocket launchers, and anti-tank guided missiles.

In 2021 and 2023, the United States Naval Forces Central Command intercepted four vessels sailing in international waters in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.
On those ships were thousands of weapons and nearly 800,000 rounds of ammunition the US government believes are part of an Iranian smuggling operation to support rebel forces in the Yemen Republic.
Federal prosecutors alleged in a seizure notice filed July 6 that an arm of the Iranian military — the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the Trump administration designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2019 — was smuggling the large cache of weapons and ammunition to support Houthi forces in Yemen.
CourtWatch first reported on the documents.
"There is no plausible way these weapons and munitions could have gotten onto the vessels between Iran and Yemen except that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has continued a pattern of smuggling letha aid to Houthi forces in Yemen," a Department of Defense official is cited in the notice.
For nearly a decade, Houthis, part of an Islamist movement, have been locked in a civil war with the Yemeni government after the group seized the country's capital, Sanaa, in 2014. Iran has widely been accused of supporting the rebel faction.
The US Navy intercepted four dhows — narrow ships that often operate without "transmitting an automatic identification signal," according to prosecutors — on May 6 and December 20 in 2021 and on January 6 and 15 this year. All four ships visited known IRGC ports and went through routes "consistent with previous IRGC smuggling operations," the DOD official said.
Altogether, US authorities seized nearly 10,000 various kinds of rifles, about 300 machine guns, 194 rocket launchers, more than 70 anti-tank guided missiles, and close to 800,000 rounds of ammunition, among other weapons.

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Florida mother stabs 3 hospital workers before leaving with newborn: police

A knife-wielding Florida woman stabbed three hospital employees when she removed her three-day-old infant from a ventilator Thursday night, authorities said.
Kendra Greene was arrested on suspicion of two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, one count of simple battery, one count of aggravated child abuse, and one count of resisting arrest without violence, Fox Orlando reported.

China executes kindergarten teacher who poisoned 25 of her students, killing 1


BEIJING (AP) — A court in central China said on Friday a Chinese kindergarten teacher who had poisoned 25 of her students, killing one, has been executed.
A notice posted outside the No. 1 Intermediate Court in the Henan province city of Jiaozuo said Wang Yun’s sentence had been carried out on Thursday.
Wang, 40, was convicted of putting toxic sodium nitrite in porridge served to children at Mengmeng Pre-school Education on March 27, 2019, following an argument with a colleague identified only by the surname Sun over “student management.” While other students recovered fairly quickly, one student, identified only by the surname Wang, died from multiple organ failure after 10 months of treatment, the notice said.
A high-school dropout, Wang had previously poisoned her husband with the same substance bought online two years ago. He survived with mild injuries.
While Wang's motivation was presented as revenge, it wasn't clear if she had intended to kill or merely sicken her husband and the students. She was initially sentenced to nine months in prison for deliberate harm, but the sentence was later converted to death. The court rejected Wang's appeal. She was taken to an execution ground and put to death.

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Here's what nearly 10,000 rifles, 200 rocket launchers, and nearly 800,000 rounds of ammunition and other weapons seized by the US government looks like

• he US government seized thousands of weapons in 2021 and 2023, court documents show.
• Feds said the weapons are part of an Iranian smuggling operation supporting rebel forces in Yemen.
• Photos show neatly piled rows of assault rifles, rocket launchers, and anti-tank guided missiles.

In 2021 and 2023, the United States Naval Forces Central Command intercepted four vessels sailing in international waters in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.
On those ships were thousands of weapons and nearly 800,000 rounds of ammunition the US government believes are part of an Iranian smuggling operation to support rebel forces in the Yemen Republic.
Federal prosecutors alleged in a seizure notice filed July 6 that an arm of the Iranian military — the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the Trump administration designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2019 — was smuggling the large cache of weapons and ammunition to support Houthi forces in Yemen.
CourtWatch first reported on the documents.
"There is no plausible way these weapons and munitions could have gotten onto the vessels between Iran and Yemen except that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has continued a pattern of smuggling letha aid to Houthi forces in Yemen," a Department of Defense official is cited in the notice.
For nearly a decade, Houthis, part of an Islamist movement, have been locked in a civil war with the Yemeni government after the group seized the country's capital, Sanaa, in 2014. Iran has widely been accused of supporting the rebel faction.
The US Navy intercepted four dhows — narrow ships that often operate without "transmitting an automatic identification signal," according to prosecutors — on May 6 and December 20 in 2021 and on January 6 and 15 this year. All four ships visited known IRGC ports and went through routes "consistent with previous IRGC smuggling operations," the DOD official said.
Altogether, US authorities seized nearly 10,000 various kinds of rifles, about 300 machine guns, 194 rocket launchers, more than 70 anti-tank guided missiles, and close to 800,000 rounds of ammunition, among other weapons.

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That was a great catch by the U.S. Military. Too bad they can't stop illegal aliens from sneaking into the country before they attack U.S. cities.

That was a great catch by the U.S. Military. Too bad they can't stop illegal aliens from sneaking into the country before they attack U.S. cities. boy do i hear you slewfan i have too many run ins with these illegals