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[30/06/2019 04:09]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen's Cabinet has condemned the persistent Houthi armed escalation by attempting to strike civilian targets in Saudi Arabia with unmanned drones.

In an exceptional meeting held here today, the Cabinet hailed the success of the Arab Coalition to intercept and down those Iranian supplied drones before reaching their target.

Most recently the Coalition downed two drones the terrorist militia had launched on Saturday evening before achieving their intended mission of striking residential areas in Aseer and Jazan cities in Saudi Arabia.

In the meeting the Cabinet also discussed proposals to promote its relations with stakeholders in Yemen's development represented by a number of donor countries and organizations.
The Cabinet also approved a tender to print passports and other travel documents and ordered the interior and finance ministries to follow up on this project to achieve it urgently.