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To get Parliament convene its sessions in Hadramout angers Houthi militia, says governor

[11/04/2019 06:51]

SAYOON-SABA
Governor of Hadramout, Commander of Second Military Zone Maj. General Faraj al-Bohssani stated that it is very important to get the Parliament convene its extraordinary round of sessions in Hadramout, expressing thanks to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for actively contributing to secure appropriate conditions for holding the Parliament's sessions.

Speaking at press conference he held this evening in the city of Sayoon, al-Bohssani said the decision to get the parliament convene its session in Hadramout angered the Putschist Houthi militia so that it launched two drones Thursday morning and afternoon.. He confirmed that the air forces defenses managed to successfully intercept the two drones and shot down them.

He went on saying to get the parliament hold its session in Hadramout is a significant national event and it is a privilege for Hadramout host the lawmakers and parliament's sessions, all necessary security and administrative procedures have been taken to receive the MPs and host the Parliament's round of sessions.

He described this event as of paramount significance for the legitimate government, the homeland and the Saudi-led Arab Coalition.