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[22/09/2018 05:16]

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Yemen's Ambassador to Poland Dr Merfat Mujjali said " Houthi putschist militia doesn't accept coexistence and tolerance, this is part of their doctrine that they are fighting the Yemenis to impose upon them by weapons".

Speaking at Yemen's Conference" Challenges of Political Solution, Humanitarian Action, Re-establish Stability and Reconstruction" held in New York Mujjali added" War in Yemen didn't start in March 2015 but in June 2004 with first bullet fired by Houthi militia against the state's institution and soldiers, with first house Houthis demolished in Sa'ada".

Mujjali appealed for the International community to intervene to prevent Houthis' group from coercively dispatching schools' pupils and Universities' students to battlefields.