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Al-Iryani: Houthi militia pulls teachers to warfronts

[11/06/2020 05:09]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Information Muamar al-Iryani has said that Houthi militia is still pulling Yemenis to warfronts and targets teachers aiming at brainwashing them with hatred and death culture.

Houthi militia uses different means, including threat and terror to for education cadre join their battles, utilizing their difficult conditions and looting their salaries, said al-Iryani in a press statement on Thursday.

He pointed to the memo sent by Raima Education Office to the so-called Yahya Badruddin al-Houthi (claimed Houthi minister of education). The memo reveals killing six of education leaders and teachers from the province and injuring seven others in clashes with the national army and popular resistance in Jawf.

He confirmed that the militia aims at taking control of education institutions at their-held areas and replace education cadre with their extremist religious followers.