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Al-Malik: Houhi militia has only two options: to relinquish the state's institutions or warfare

[27/12/2017 09:58]

RIAYDH-SABA
Spokesperson of Saudi-led Coalition fore restore legality in Yemen Colonel Torki Al-Maliki said that Houthi putschist militia had only two choices either to hand back the state's institution to the legal government or to face fighting.

In his weekly, press briefing he held Wednesday in King Salman Air Force base in Riyadh, Al-Maliki made clear that peace option is embodied in handing over power to the legal authority and complying with international resolutions about Yemen. M meanwhile second option is that warfare would keep on even though it has approached its end.

Colonel Al-Maliki added that having that the terrorist Houthi militia possessing sophisticated weapons is posing a threat to regional and international security and Yemen's as well.