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Hadi emphasizes on continuing operations to full liberate Yemen

[27/12/2017 11:13]

RIYADH-SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has emphasized on the importance of continuing the military operations against the Houthi rebel militia until all Yemen is liberated.

In a phone call with the commander of the 7th Military Region Maj. Gen. Naser Adhaybani and Sana'a Governor Abdul-Qawi Sharif on Tuesday, Hadi hailed the recent military advances in Nihm and Arhab to the east of the capital Sana'a.

Hadi emphasized on the importance of continuing the operations "to rid the country of the evil of this guerilla which turned (through coup d'état) against the national dialogue outcomes and embarked on killing the women, children and elderly, and on destroying and looting the public and private properties in disregard to our fundamental moral and humanitarian values.

Hadi said that uprooting the Iranian agenda in Yemen of which Houthis are the proxy has become an inevitable matter.

The governor of Sana'a thanked Hadi for the followup and said that Yemenis will achieve victory for their nationally agreed upon agenda; a federal Yemen where justice, partnership, equality and dignity prevail.