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President Hadi follows military's latest gains in Marib

[24/06/2017 07:16]

RIYADH-SABA

President Abdu Rabbo Mansour Hadi has phone called the chief of staff to know about the latest gains of the military against the coup militias in the periphery of Marib.

The chief of staff Maj. Gen. Mohammed Ali al-Maqdashi kept Hadi abreast about the advances vowing that they would continue until retaking the whole country from the Saleh-Houthi coup militia that "destroyed the nation, killed the civilians and torn apart Yemen's social fabric."

The president praised the military saying victories should continue until Yemen is ridden from the rogue guerrillas and the country's peace and security are restored. The militia, Hadi said, destroyed the infrastructure as a service to foreign parties that want Yemen to have no security or peaceful coexistence with its neighbors.