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Int'l community's continued silence for Houthi horrific crimes emboldens militia

[16/04/2020 07:06]

NY- SABA
Yemen's permanent representative to the United Nations said the international community's continued silence for the Houthi horrific crimes emboldens the theocratic militia to go ahead with their vandalistic agenda"

In a statement to the UN Security Council, Abdullah al-Saadi said cited a number of major crimes Houthis committed recently amidst international ignorance: "several attacks against civilians in Marib Hodeidah, Taiz and other areas; attack against IDPs camp in Razeh area of Saada in the day the Arab Coalition declared a ceasefire; shelling on women block of Taiz's Central Prison; attack on oil facility" in Marib; sentencing of four journalists to death; and other attacks.

He called on the UN Security Council to condemn and do something to abort the death sentences.

He said the Houthi atrocities present a clear evidence about the criminal character of the militia that serves the Iranian devastating agenda in the region.