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Ambassador Al-Duays meets Mufti of Lebanon

[05/02/2024 02:51]

BEIRUT - SABA
The Yemeni Ambassador to Lebanon Abdullah Al-Duays met with the Mufti of Lebanon Abdul Latif Derian.

Ambassador Al-Duays reviewed the latest developments in Yemen and the terrorist crimes and maritime piracy carried out by the Houthi terrorist militia with the support and planning of the Iranian regime, and the obstruction of international navigation caused by this, and the creation of many economic difficulties at the regional and international levels and the internal situation in our country through the rise in prices and goods due to high shipping and insurance costs, causing significant damage to about six hundred thousand Yemeni fishermen.