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'Government's and Arab Coalition's decisive battle is against Iranian agenda'

[18/08/2019 03:11]

RIYADH-SABA
Yemen's Prime Minister said the decisive joint battle of his government and the Arab Coalition is against the Iranian agenda in the country.

In a meeting with the British ambassador to Yemen Michael Aron her Sunday, Maeen Abdulmalek said the government won't allow any rebel group to create any new turbulences to deflect its attention from this goal.

He spoke highly of the Saudi-led Coalition's role in helping with resolving the regrettable coup issue in Aden to get the government back to the temporary capital so as to be able to service the public and work on ending the Houthi sectarian insurgency in the north.

The British ambassador renewed his country's support to the Yemeni government in the face of any moves that undermine the state security and support to the ongoing efforts to restore the internationally recognized state in Yemen.