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Houthi terrorists prove they are staying the course of bloodshed, says Yemen VP

[29/08/2021 04:15]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen's Vice President has said the Houthi terrorists prove to all the people of Yemen they are staying the course of bloodshed, escalation and rejection to peace.

Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh said in comment on the terrorist theocratic militia's ballistic missile attacks that killed and wounded dozens of pro-government soldiers in a south Yemen military base of Al-Anad that unifying the ranks of all factions is "essential to counter this criminal militia and foil its terrorist plots with a view to eventually achieve a victory and restore the Yemeni state."

The Vice President followed up on the status of the wounded soldiers in phone conversations with military commanders, and condoled the relatives of the fallen.