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Houthis have become the most dangerous terrorist group in the region: Army spokesman

[02/01/2021 05:59]

MARIB - SABA
Houthis have become the most dangerous terrorist group in the region, not lesser than Daesh or al-Qaeda, the spokesman of the Yemeni army said.

Brig. Gen. Abduh Mujalli told the Defense Ministry’s website 26 September Net “the blood of the civilians” killed in the terrorist attack on Aden International Airport on Wednesday would “not go unavenged.”

The theocratic militia hit the airport with ballistic missiles right after the plane bringing the government from Riyadh landed. The attack left 22 civilians killed and more than 50 others wounded.

Mujalli said, “the international silence is what emboldened the militia to commit such crimes. They (the militia) opened the year 2020 with the killing of more than 70 people praying in a Marib mosque and now they have concluded it with massacre in Aden.”