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Al-Eryani briefs German official on the implications of Houthis' terrorist attacks on Yemeni seaports

[02/12/2022 02:05]

BERLIN-SABA
Acting-Charged' Affairs of the Republic of Yemen embassy in Berlin Lowi al-Eryani met today, Friday, with the Head of the Middle East Department in the German Foreign Ministry Fillip Kenbman.

Al-Eryani detailed the German official on the Terrorist Houthi militias' recent escalation and attacks on the Yemeni oil ports, citing the disastrous consequences of these terrorist operations upon the already unbearable economic hardship and humanitarian suffering.

He also explained the militias' grave violations of human rights, most recent of such infringement is what the militias called" Occupational Conducts Code" which is intended to force the public service employees to embrace the militias' ultra-conservative sectarian and racist doctrine.

The German official reiterated Germany's condemnation of the terrorist attacks of the Houthi militia against the civil and economic facilities.