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IM regrets UN envoy's negligence of snipping female child in Taiz by Houtihs

[22/08/2020 06:56]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information Mua'mar al-Iryani has expressed regret over UN envoy's negligence of the barbaric crime of sniping female child Ruaida by Houthi militia in Taiz.

Talking to Saba on Saturday, al-Iryani said that crime, which shook the Yemeni public opinion and conscience of every human being, drew a big question mark on the UN envoy's bias and his continuous negligence of Houthi crimes and violations.

" The continuation of this silence towards Houthi militia's crimes and violations against citizens across Yemen in general and in Taiz in particular- the last one the barbaric sniping of female child Ruaida- is considered a green light for the continuation of these crimes and violations against citizens," he added.

Minister al-Iryani called upon the UN envoy to break his silence against Houthi militia's crimes and to clearly denounce these crimes, which are considered shames to humanity.