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Addoays briefs Lebanese official on Houthi atrocities in north Yemen

[14/12/2017 12:10]

BEIRUT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Lebanon Abdul-Karim Addoays has briefed the former Lebanese prime minister Tammam Salam on the Houthi militia's atrocities in north Yemen.

In Salam's reception meeting for Adoays in Beirut on Wednesday, Addoays explained the rebel Houthis' bloody campaign against the GPC party after its key member Yemen's former president Ali Saleh broke an anti-government rebellion alliance with Houthis.

The Iran aligned militia killed scores of GPC members including Saleh and are still committing atrocities to quell an uprising in other provinces of the north.

Addoyas and Salam also discussed the advances of the Yemeni army with backing from the Saudi-led Arab Coalition along the western coastline in the lead-up to capture back the strategic Hodeida Seaport which the terrorist militia uses to smuggle weapons including ballistic missiles.