[10/01/2019 05:06]
RIAYDH-SABA
Minister of Information Muamer Al-Iryani met Thursday with Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Yemen Kang Yong.
Yemeni-Chinese mutual cooperation in Media was key focus of Al-Iryani's conversations with Yong.
The Minister detailed the Ambassador about the attack carried out by Iran-backed Houthi putschist militia against Al-Anad Airbase, using Iran-made drone laden with explosive devices, targeted a military parade.
Al-Iryani said" This terrorist incident has made clear that the militia isn't earnestly willing to come to peace, neither does have culture of peace, nor understand language other than weapons".
He added " Certainly, the UN and its Secretary General's envoy to Yemen, International Community (IC) have come to clearly realize the spoiler party who hinders peace, prolonging Yemeni peoples' suffering".
The Minister called on IC to support the Yemeni government headed by President Hadi to put down the coup, reinstate official authority…"
He also demanded worldwide condemnation of this terrorist operation by the UN and other organizations.
The Chinese diplomat expressed his condemnation of the attack on Al-Anad Airbase, wishing injured people recovery.
He also reiterated his government's support to Yemen and its government led by President Hadi, and political solution based on the three terms of reference.
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