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Britain condemns Houthi militia's terrorist attack on fuels distribution station in Jeddah

[24/11/2020 02:34]

LONDON-SABA
The UK condemned the terrorist attack by Houthi militia on the fuels distribution station in the Saudi city of Jeddah.

The British Secretary of State Dominic Raab said" the attack on civil infrastructure like fuels facility in Jeddah inconsistent with Houthis' claims that they want to end the conflict".

He added that " Yemen is facing a looming famine and Houthis should stop their attacks and work with the UN to make peace".

For his part, the Minister of State for Middle East James Cleverly stated that Houthis' cross-borders attacks against Saudi Arabia threatening the UN-led peace process in Yemen and risking the civilians' life.