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Yemen is suffering from the rebellion of a group that ‘doesn’t believe in dialogue’

[20/02/2021 02:02]

MUAKALLA-SABA
Yemen’s Foreign Minister said on Saturday is country is “suffering from the rebellion of a racist group that doesn’t believe in dialogue,” in reference to the Houthis.

Addressing a model UN conference organized by 100 young men and women in the eastern city of Mukalla, Ahmed Bin Mubarak said the group “does not believe in dialogue and solving disputes, but it has chosen violence and war to impose its will upon the people of Yemen.”

Mubarak said the militia has drafted students to warfronts instead of schools and is working now to change school textbooks to lay the landmines of death and extremism in the minds of young generations instead of dialogue and peace.”