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[21/01/2020 02:54]

MOSCOW-SABA

Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to Russian Federation Dr. Salim al-Woheishi met Tuesday with the Director of Russian Orientation Institute Vietali Naomckin.

Yemeni-Russian bilateral relations and cooperation was key focuss of the discussions.

Al-Woheishi breifed Naomcki on the developments in Yemen, citing the Houthi militia's crimes and violations against the Yemeni people.

He pointed out to the most recent crime the Houthi militiamen committed last Saturday by targeting a mosque in Marib governorate, killing more than 100 of worshipers, wounding scores more.

The Ambassador also touched upon Houthi militia's continous violations against the populations in the militia-controlled regions where the militiamen ban dealing with the newly issued national currency banknotes, further worsening the hardship and humanitarian crisis.