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PM decries UN's silence toward Houthi militia's manipulation of humanitarian card

[06/05/2019 05:50]

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Prime Minister Dr Ma'een Abdulmalik slammed the UN's silence toward Houthi militia's atrocities and policies intentionally aiming to prolong the Yemeni people's suffering and capitalize on the humanitarian crisis to gain politically.

Dr Ma'een statement came as he met on Monday Deputy Director of World Food Program (WFP) Amir Abdullah.

He cited the Houthi militia's rejection to let aid workers access to the Red Seal Mills where tons of WFP's food stuff are stored.

Amir informed Dr Ma'een that a team of the WFP managed yesterday to access to the Red Sea Mills.

The Prime Minister praised the WFP's statements that clearly pointed out to the Houthi militia as the party who is responsible for blocking the humanitarian actions.