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Eryani says 2014 Coup was culmination of Iranian plot to destabilize Yemen and overthrow government.

[22/09/2025 03:50]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Muammar al-Eryani, revealed that the September 21, 2014 Houthi coup was the culmination of a premeditated Iranian-backed plot to destabilize Yemen and overthrow its government.

"Eleven years later, evidence confirms that Houthi militia orchestrated a series of mysterious security crimes targeting military officers, politicians, and media figures to create chaos and justify their rebellion," Al-Eryani stated.

He demanded justice for unresolved cases, including assassinations and bombings, suggesting the Houthis themselves benefited from these crimes to tighten their grip on power.

Al-Eryani concluded that Yemen will reopen these files after restoring state institutions and bring perpetrators to justice, ending this dark chapter in Yemen's history.