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Shura Council headship blames Houthi militias for what happens in Yemen

[13/01/2024 06:46]

ADEN-SABA

The Headship of Shura Council has held the terrorist Houthi militias accountable for what has been taking place in Yemen, arguing that the grass-root of the problem is attributed to the International Community's tolerance with the Houthis' aggression on the Yemeni people and its legitimate government which has the right to defend the water passageway and the Yemeni coastlines.

The statement came during the Shura Council leadership's session held today, Saturday, chaired by the Chairman of the Council Dr. Ahmed Obeid bin Dagher.

The session aimed to discuss the political developments in the country in view of the military operation which came as a reaction to the continued attacks of the terrorist Houthi militias against the commercial ships and oil tankers as well as the miltias' threats to the international maritime navigation in the Red Sea, Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Aden.