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Houthis must be held to account for the spilled blood of Yemenis: Hadi

[22/03/2018 02:29]

RIYADH-SABA

President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi said that Houthis must be held to account for the spilled blood of Yemenis.

In a meeting with the chairman of the Sana'a Popular Resistance Force Council Mansour al-Hanaq in Riyadh on Thursday, Hadi said that the rebel militia devastated Yemen by its armed coup and relentless insurgency. "They must be held to account for the Yemenis' blood that they spilled while implementing sabotage acts to serve Iran and undermine the security of Yemen and the region," he said.

Hadi said the militia is in its way to collapse and the choice of restoring the state and setting up a federal Yemen is a decision that Yemenis won't relinquish no matter the difficulties and sacrifices."