Yemeni authorities seized a 130-foot dhow carrying surface-to-air missiles, explosives, and bomb-making equipment that originated from an Iranian military port and may have been intended for an insurgent group in Yemen. The seized cargo included 10 Chinese man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADs) labeled QW-1M and possibly assembled by the China National Precision Machinery Import and Export Corporation, which has been sanctioned by the United States for missile transfers in the past. Also found aboard the ship were rifle and machine gun cartridges, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, C-4 plastic explosives, night vision goggles, and laser range-finders. The laser range-finders were made by Iran Electronics Industries, which has also been sanctioned by the United States. The Panamanian-flagged ship, called the Jeehan 1, was seized in late January by Yemeni security forces, with help from an American destroyer. The Jeehan 1 has been impounded and its crew taken into Yemeni custody.