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VP blames Houthi militia for violating Stockholm Agreement

[08/10/2020 06:19]

RIYADH - SABA
Vice President of the Republic (Lt Gen) Ali Mohsen Saleh criticized Iran-backed theocratic Houthi militia for the grave violations it has been committing in the western coast and its unceasing breach of Stockholm Agreement.

His remarks came as he phoned Thursday the Acting-Commander of the Sixth Military Region Maj. General Ameen al-Waeli.

General al-Waeli reported to Lt Gen. Mohsen about the ongoing combat operations against Houthi militia's militants.
The Vice President praised the heroic battles have been fought by the government's troops, voicing appreciation for the Saudi-led Arab Coalition's support for the Yemeni military