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VP says Houthis exercising destructive radicalization of future's generations

[16/07/2019 03:23]

RIYADH-SABA
Vice President Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh said the Houthi militia is maintaining its practice of killing, torturing people and destructive radicalization of the generations of the future.

In a meeting with representatives of the National Coalition of Political Parties and Groups in the presence of the Prime Minister, the Vice President pointed to the ongoing efforts to restore the Yemeni state from the Houthi militia.

He spoke highly of the brotherly role that the Saudi-led Arab Coalition plays in supporting Yemen at all levels.

The Vice President said the time of getting rid of the theocratic Houthi militia has come nearer and Yemen will be heading for peace based on the three relevant terms of reference.