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BinMubarak briefs Malley on Iran's spoiler role in Yemen

[03/12/2022 08:49]

ROME - SABA
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed BinMubarak met today, Saturday, here in Rome with the US Special Envoy to Iran Robert Malley, on the sideline of the 8th Session of Mediterranean Dialogues.

BinMubarak explained the destructive Iranian spoiler role in Yemen that has been key factor for prolonging the conflict, exacerbating the Yemeni peoples' suffering.

He stated that the Iranian support for the Terrorist Houthi militias and the continuous Iranian weapons supplies to the Terrorist militias, mainly drones have been major reason for worsening the crisis in Yemeni.

He said" The Iranian made drones have enabled the Terrorist militias to attack oil facilities and tankers in Yemen, the militias seek to impose economic blockade on the Yemeni peoples, further exacerbating the world's worst humanitarian crisis".