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Mujalli, Polish organizations discuss humanitarian aid to Yemen

[29/08/2018 01:17]

WARSAW-SABA
Yemen's ambassador to Warsaw, Mervat Mujalli, discussed with a number of Polish humanitarian organizations offering aid to Yemen.

Mujalli recounted the tragic humanitarian situations in Yemen as a result of the persistent Houthi crimes against civilians, the latest of which was the shelling of the fish market of Hodeidah city which caused a big toll of casualties among civilians.

She said that the government is exerting big efforts to save civilian mainly children which Houthis largely recruit to fight in their ranks, transport arms and serve as human shields – by escorting the militia leaders as they move between warfronts.