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Arab Coalition reiterates commitment to the unity of Yemen, protecting civilians until restoring legitimacy

[17/04/2018 01:02]

ALKHOBAR-SABA

Spokesperson of Saudi-led Arab Coalition for restoring legality in Yemen, colonel Turki Al-Maliki has reiterated the Coalition's commitment to the territorial integrity of Yemen and protection of the civilians until reinstating the legitimate authority.

In his weekly press briefing Monday in the city of Al-Khobar, colonel Al-Maliki stated that Iran-backed Houthi putschist militia has turned Sana'a international airport into military barracks to stockpile weapons.

Al-Maliki revealed that air defenses had intercepted 119 ballistic missiles fired by Houthi militia from the two provinces of Amran and Saada toward the territories of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).

He noted that some 66,295 rockets were fired at the territories of the KSA. Several drones were also shot down by Saudi air defense, he added.