Houthis seize advanced coastal surveillance systems in Yemen PHOTO

Houthi forces in Yemen have reportedly seized a range of advanced coastal surveillance and maritime monitoring systems previously supplied to the region by the United States, Israel and the United Arab Emirates, according to media reports.

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The equipment reportedly includes the French-made Thales CoastWatcher 100 coastal surveillance system, Germany’s Hensoldt Spexer radar and Kelvin Hughes SharpEye systems.

Other systems said to have been seized include the ELM-2226 ACSR mobile coastal radar, Blue Whale underwater sensors reportedly deployed around the Hanish and Zakir islands, and long-range electro-optical/infrared thermal imaging systems.