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PM: Terrorism crimes in Aden prompt everybody to stand up to this looming danger

[09/11/2021 06:19]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik stated that terror crimes and recurrent endeavors aimed to destabilize the temporary capital Aden won't but make the government and political constituencies more determined to contain this danger, doing our utmost efforts to control it.

His statement came as he communicated with the Aden governor Ahmed Lamlas, the Chief of Security in Aden Maj. General Motahar Asho'aibi to know about the terrorist operation which killed the journalist Rasha Abddul, critically wounding her husband journalist Mahmood al-Ottomi.

Lamlas and Asho'aibi reported to Ma'een that an explosive device attached to the journalists' car, exploded while they were driving in Abyan seashore.

The Prime Minister ordered security services in Aden to conduct investigations into the terrorist crime.