According to a report by Saba news agency, the team arrived in Aden early Sunday and has so far inspected the Iranian weapons that included anti-aircraft missiles, Katyusha rockets, explosives, ammunition and surveillance systems.
“We came here to help the Yemeni authorities to investigate the weapons sent by Iran in an effort to collect information about the cargo and report that to the Security Council which should decide on measures then,” the agency quoted chief of the team as saying.
“We will also investigate the crew of the ship onboard which the weapons were seized,” the chief expert added according to the agency.
A 2007 United Nations resolution bans Iranian regime from exporting arms.
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