[24/11/2022 07:08]
RIYADH-SABA
Chief of Staff, the Commander of Joint Operations General Lieutenant Sagheer bin Aziz discussed Thursday with Chief of Staff in Saudi Arabia General Lieutenant Fayyadh al-Ruaili and Commander of Joint Forces General Lieutenant Mutlaq bin Salem al-Azaim'e promoting military relations between the two countries.
Bin Aziz informed his Saudi Counterpart on latest filed developments in Yemen and recent Houthi terrorist militia's attacks on oil ports, pointing out to the militia's violations during the UN Truce and how the militia failed it, confirming that the militia continue stubbornness and rejection to peace to prolong the war serving Iranian sabotage agenda in Yemen and the region.
Bin Azizi pointed out that the militia will not resender to the peace it does not believe in as it will not be able to implement its foreign sectarian project, praising support of Saudi Arabia to Yemeni military forces in different fields.
For his part, the Saudi Chief of Staff confirmed continuous support of Saudi Arabia and countries of the Arab Coalition to the government of Yemen and military forces to end Houthi terrorist militia's coup and to realize admirable goals of Yemeni people.
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