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Badi: The army is determined to repel Houthis, other terror groups

[19/08/2020 01:43]

ADEN-SABA
The spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces Rajeh Badi said the Arab Coalition is determined to repel Houthis and other terrorist groups until their final defeat.

In a statement to Saba, he said the by defeating the Houthis, the army will "foil all the plots to turn Yemen into a launch pad for undermining regional peace and the security of Yemen's neighbors."

He said the militia is in full liaison and cooperation with the other terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda and Daesh citing the militia's recent release of terrorist operatives and leaders from the Houthi-run jails in Sana'a.

"More details in this regard will be revealed soon," Badi said.

"This liaison began years ago and has intensified lately."