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[19/01/2018 01:42]

LONDON-SABA

The British Minister of State for the Middle East at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Alistair Burt has affirmed that his country will keep on supporting the Saudi-led Arab Coalition forces' efforts aiming to restore legality in Yemen.

In his answer of questions by MPs of the British Parliament: House of Commons on Friday about Yemen, Burt said: "We would continue to support Saudi-led Arab Coalition which has been fighting a dangerous rebellion in Yemeni externally backed with weapons"