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'We will never fear the threats,' says PM chairing 1st gov't meeting in Aden

[31/12/2020 03:16]

ADEN - SABA
Chairing the government's 1st meeting in Aden after he and his government returned from Riyadh and survived a bloody terror attack in Aden airport on Wednesday, Yemen's Prime Minister said, "we will never fear the threats however dangerous they are."

Maeen Abdulmalik hailed the "self-collectedness of the government members and their role in saving the wounded during the attack that shocked Yemen and the media world everywhere. "No position in these circumstances is appealing, we are here to put our necks on our heads and offer any sacrifice is required to serve the Yemeni people," he said.

The cabinet postponed discussing their agenda for this meeting and focused this session on the airport terror attack and the ongoing investigations.