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Al-Iryani: Sana'a villages lost most its youth, Houthis live in palaces

[18/07/2020 07:00]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information Mua'mar al-Iryani has said Houthi militia's mobilization to mislead people from villages and districts of Sana'a and in their held areas under threat and promise for compensating their humanitarian losses are considered genocides and crimes against humanity.

Talking to Saba on Saturday, al-Iryani made it clear that informing coming from Houthi held areas confirms that a number of villages of Bani Matar and Haima Districts lost most of their young people and only aged people and women remained in them.

Houthi militia brainwashed these young people and their families and dragged them into death while Houthi leaders and their families live in palaces and villas in the seized capital Sana'a.

Al-Iryani directed call to sheikhs and tribesmen in Houthi held areas to reject pressure and blackmail made by Houthi militia to avoid killing their sons in warfronts against the state and their own people in the national army.