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Jawf right committee condemns planting mines by Houthi militia, killing innocent

[14/07/2021 08:58]

JAWF - SABA
Jaw Local Authority's Right and Information Committee expressed strong condemnation of continuous crimes of planting mines by Iran-backed Houthi militia, killing and injuring innocent citizens.

The two brothers Mohammad and Shamsan Ahmad La'sham were killed last week by burning their car when a landmine went off under their car in the road linking Jawf with Marib, said the committee in a release issued on Wednesday.

The committee reconfirmed that such crimes violate all local and international accords and ethics, demanding the international organizations to put more pressure against Houthi militia to remove the mines it planted in a number of areas in Yemen and to bring the perpetrators to international justice.