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AL-Malik: Houthi projectile struck near al-Shuqaiq destination plant, no casualties

[20/06/2019 12:45]

RIYADH-SABA
Spokesperson of Saudi-led Coalition Forces in support of legality in Yemen Colonel Turki al-Maliki stated that a Houthi hostile projectile hit Wednesday evening near al-Shuqaid destination southern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, no casualties or damages.

Al-Maliki quoted by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) as saying" Military and Security authorities are investigating the nature of the projectile, while Iran-backed Houthi militias claimed full responsibility for the terrorist act through its media by using cruise missile".

Al-Maliki described the attack as a war crime" This terrorist act amounts to a war crime for systematically targeting civilians and civil installations, it is also a clear evidence that the terrorist militia has received a sophisticated weapons and Iranian regime continues to support cross border terror, breaching International Security Council's resolutions in relevance including (2216), (2231).