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Houthi militia continues assassinations, arrest, bombing houses, says FM

[17/12/2017 11:52]

ADEN-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi has said Yemen is heading towards gathering all political and social forces behind the legal government and the Arab Coalition to liberate the country from Houthi rebel militias.

"It has become difficult to co-exist with this gang or even believe that it can be a real partner in peace. The militia continues assassinations, arrests, storming houses, terrifying (citizens) and bombing houses," added al-Mikhlafi in an interview with Al Quds Al Arabi Newspaper.

He pointed out that the social and political forces across Yemen including those in Houthi-held areas, where Saleh had influence, are preparing for facing these rebels, noting that after the militia assassinated Saleh by that malicious way of sectarian Imamate rule rejected by Yemenis, their criminal image has been unearthed.

He confirmed that the uprising of Yemeni people in Houthi held-areas will continue for facing the militia.