[08/03/2023 04:08]
ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalik has confirmed that the war will end when Houthi coup is toppled and Iran's illusions and destructive agenda in Yemen are vanished.
He made it clear that every talk tries to mislead Yemeni people that the war has ended is a misleading address.
" Despite we are aware of the reality of the terrorist Houthi militia, which is utilizing every incident and position to continue its terrorist goals, we in the state and the government give a chance to efforts of brothers and International Community to reach the peace based on ending the coup and regaining the state," said Prime Minister in address he directed in a meeting for the Consultative and Reconciliation Commission on Wednesday.
" But at the same time, we should build our other choices which protect the state rights," he confirmed.
He added that the prime and the central issue of out people is regaining the state, ending Houthi terrorist militia's coup and beating the terrorist Houthi- Iranian agenda in Yemen.
He confirmed that the state is ready to take all necessary measures to foil terrorist plots and we are aware that it is necessary that all institutions and forces are ready for the choices, which will ensure livelihood of our people and providing them with necessary services.
He stressed the necessity of dealing with economic war as a real full war no less than the military war, which is the continuation of the coup and the war triggered by Houthi terrorist militia on the state and the people everywhere.
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