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[22/06/2022 07:55]

Aden – Sabaa
Minister of Information Muammar Al-Eryani, warned of the increasing murders of relatives in the terrorist Houthi militia-controlled territories, attributing the crime to the prevalent radicalization of young people with terrorist sectarian ideologies.

A Houthi fighter killed his father by fire shooting and then detached his head with a Jambiya (traditional dagger) in Al-Hayma district of Sana'a a few days ago, in the latest crime of kind.

‏ Al-Eryani called on the international community and the United Nations to take a firm stance towards the terrorist militia whose harm has impacted innocent civilians including the militants' own families.