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UK expresses concern over hindering arrival aid by Houthi militia

[21/12/2017 07:43]

LONDON-SABA
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Trisa May has expressed concern over continuous hindering of arrival humanitarian aid to Yemeni people by Iran-backed Houthi militia, which is destabilizing the region.

May, in a release issued on Thursday, praised the step taken by the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen for keeping Hodeida Port opened for receiving relief aid and other trade goods despite escalated Houthi aggression.

She expressed regretover targeting populated areas in Riyadh by Houthi ballistic missile for the second time in six weeks, expressing astonishment who the group felt proud of such attacks.

Prime Minister May renewed commitment of her country on implementing the UN Resolution banning weapon trafficking to Yemen.