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Yemen, Lebanon discuss latest developments

[18/09/2019 06:05]

BEIRUT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Beirut Abdullah al-Duais discussed Wednesday with the Secretary General of Lebanese Foreign Ministry and Expatriates Hani al-Shemaitly latest political developments in Yemen.

Al-Duais reviewed situation developments in Aden after the UAE- backed Southern Transitional Council's armed rebellion and UAE air raids against the national army in Aden and Abyan leaving hundreds of killed and injured people.

He confirmed government's rejection to arming and supporting military groups out of the state, pointing to Saudi Arabia's positive role for correcting mistakes through calling for dialogues and supporting internationally recognized government.

For his part, Ambassador al-Shemaitly confirmed Lebanese government's support to Yemen's government for imposing its sovereignty across its territories and protecting its Yemen's unity and security.

He hoped finding a political solution as soon as possible for ending suffering of the Yemeni people.