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Info. Minister saysIranian agenda will come to end soon

[27/01/2018 05:05]

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Minister of Information Muammar al-Eryanisaid the Iranian agenda which Houthis spearhead in Yemen "will soon come to an end."

In a visit with top military leaders to Dowah mount front on the borders of the Sana'a district of Arhab, al-Eryani addressed the national warriors: "I say to the Iranian militia of Houthis that Yemen will again be a cradle of Arabism as it used to be. Here are the signs of victory coming from Saaada, Taiz, Beidha, the western coast, Aljawf and Sana'a."

Al-Eryani thanked King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and his Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, and the leaderships of the United Arab Emirates and the rest member countries of the Arab Coalition helping restore the Yemeni state.