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Info. Minister demands Lebanese government self-rescue

[29/09/2018 08:46]

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Minister of Information Mua'mer Al-Iryani called on the Lebanese government and Lebanese Minister of Information Melhem Arriashi, to comply with its stated self-rescue policy toward the conflicts in the region. He urged the Lebanese government to act to stop Houthi putschist militia's subversive and destructive activities in Lebanon which are being carried out with Hezbollah's political and security cover and financial support.

Al-Iryani said:"The party of Hezbollah, which is part of the Lebanese government, did not only provide Iran-backed Houthi militia with logistic, expertise and militants, but also turned the southern Dahia of Beirut to a platform for running the media machinery of the coup d'état in Yemen to attack the Saudi-led Coalition for restoring legitimate authority".

The Minister called on the Lebanese government to stop the two satellite TV channels: Al-Masira and Assahat, websites and dozens of Houthi militia's operatives in Lebanon.

Al-Iryani stated that such illegal activities contribute toward prolonging the war, undermine Yemen's security and stability and don't serve the relations between the two brotherly countries and peoples.