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Clear difference between KSA and Iran's supplies to Yemen, says info minister

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Yemen's Information Minister Muammar al-Eryani said "there is a clear and secret-to-nobody difference between that which the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia supplies to Yemen and that which comes to the country from Iran."

In a meeting to honor the supervisor of King Salman Center for Relief Aid (KSrelief) Abdullah al-Rabi'ah, al-Eryani said "while the kingdom (of Saudi Arabia) and other members of the Arab Coalition are preoccupied with a massive humanitarian campaign for the delivery of $1.5 billion worth of aid to Yemen via KSrelief, Iran continues to supply the rebel militia(Houthis) with weapons, missiles and landmines to make deaths."

"Yemen, headed by President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi appreciates very much this brotherly role," he said.

KSrelief has supplied humanitarian relief, food, medical and other kinds of aid throughout the country, largely cushioning the impact of the devastating insurgency that the radical Houthimilitia has been waging for years.