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Public rallying behind army indicates that all Yemenis realize Houthi danger, says PM

[14/04/2021 07:51]

RIYADH - SABA
Yemen’s Prime Minister said the “wide public and tribal rallying behind the army in its mission to end the Iran-backed Houthi coup indicates that all Yemenis realize the danger of the racist Houthi agenda.”

In a phone conversation with the governor of Sana’a Abdulqawi al-Sharif, Premier Maeen Abdulmalik said, “The major sacrifices of the Yemeni people will be crowned with victory” and disposal of the Houthi militia which threatens the identity of Yemen and the security of its neighbors in the region.”

The governor briefed the premier on the overall military and humanitarian situation in the different front cities.

The governor affirmed to the premier that “everyone has become convinced that this militia will never yield to peace but will give in to an imposed military solution only.”