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[20/06/2021 02:08]

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The Parliament's Board of Presidency has condemned the criminal escalation by terrorist Houthi militia during the past two days, killing and injuring hundreds of innocent and directing 13 bombed drones on Saudi territories and Hadhramout's outlet with Saudi Arabia of al-Wadi'ah.

"The hysteric escalation … in Marib and Iran-backed Houthi bombed drones against Yemeni and Saudi citizens are expression of the militia's rejection to mediations and suggested solutions to stop the war and realizing peace and violent expression of rejecting international efforts for rescuing Yemeni people via peaceful solution," said the parliament in a release issued Sunday.

The release attributed Houthi militia's stubbornness to the lack of international penalties against them, depending on their ground expansion through violence and repressing Yemeni people.