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Deputy PM: Houthi Movement leader feels defeated

[02/04/2017 04:13]

Marib (Saba)- Deputy Prime Minister and Civil Service Minister Abdul-Aziz Jubari has said that the Houthi Movement leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi feels defeated, asserting that his last speech included a lot of hallucinations.

In a speech delivered on the first anniversary of liberating the tribes of al-Jida'an of Marib governorate from the Houthi-Saleh militias' control, Jubari mentioned that Yemenis absolutely reject the backward dynastic Houthi project, pointing out that the National Army is about to enter Sana'a soon.

He further emphasized that the Iranian ambitions in Yemen were totally broken down, anticipating that the Yemenis will celebrate soon on the occasion of putting an end of the dynastic Houthi project backed by Iran and the liberation of all Yemen's territories.