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Arab Coalition spokesman denies Saudi deportation of Somali refugees to Yemen

[10/05/2020 03:22]

RIYADH-SABA
The Arab Coalition spokesman has denied Houthi claims that Saudi Arabia deported 800 Somali migrants to Yemen as "baseless and false".

Colonel Turki al-Maliki told the Saudi Press Agency those claims are mere "extension of the inhumane actions and behavior of the terrorist Houthi militia against African migrants to Yemen.”

Maliki noted that in April, the Iranian-backed terrorists had – at gunpoint- forced 8,000 African migrants including women and children to move from Yemen towards the Saudi borders and territories to exploit the coronavirus issue, confuse security at the Saudi borders and stoke reaction from the international organizations.
"The Kingd…