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GCC Ministerial Council condemns Houthi constant attacks on civilians in Yemen

[17/03/2021 06:22]

RIYADH - SABA
The GCC Ministerial Council has strongly condemned the Houthi militia’s constant attacks on civilians in Yemen which exacerbated the suffering of two million internal displacees in the Yemeni government-held parts of the country.

The Council, composed of the foreign ministers of the GCC, said in a statement today that the Houthi militia continue to “attack civilians, civilian properties and IDP camps in Marib city with ballistic missiles and drones” and also launch missiles and drones in attempt on civilian targets in Saudi Arabia.

The Council also denounced the militia’s recent burning of hundreds of African refugees in Sana’a and incessant other abuses and atrocities, demanding the international community to intervene to “stop the Houthi terrorists acts.”