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Tariq Saleh: Houthis caused Yemenis unbearable hardships, we've to help fellow citizens

[27/02/2025 05:40]

MAKHA - SABA
The Member of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Tariq Saleh held the Iranian regime allied terrorist Houthi militias responsible for the unprecedented economic hardships the Yemeni people have been experiencing.

"The long-standing unspeakable humanitarian crisis the Yemeni people are suffering is a result of the war that has been waged by the terrorist Houthi militias", he said, adding" The Houthis have closed all life- sources of the Yemenis, turned their lives into a hell".

He voiced his remarks today, Thursday, as he chaired a meeting included senior security officials, representatives of the local authority and the Humanitarian Unit in the west coast.

The meeting aimed to prepare for launching a charity program during the month of Ramadan in the government-held regions in the west coast.

" It is our responsibility to help the fellow citizens and provide them with basic services, this is the way to defeat the Houthis' dark scheme", Tariq stressed.