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Yemen ambassador raises Houthi war crimes in meeting with Mauritanian PM

[14/11/2020 09:09]

NOUAKCHOTT-SABA
In a meeting with the Mauritanian premier Mohammed Ould Bilal today, Yemen’s ambassador to Mauritania Salem al-Eradah raised the local developments in Yemen especially the Houthi constant war crimes in the course of their years long insurgency.

Al-Eradah cited an increase in the arbitrary arrests, bombardment of residential areas in government-held territories and the militia’s refusal to allow a UN maintenance team access to the dangeroulsy decaying oil tanker of Safer.

Al-Eradah expressed Yemen's appreciation to the president, government and people of Mauritania for their support to the Yemeni people in light of the difficult circumstances Yemen is going through.