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Info Minister: Iran's participation in Kuala Lumpur meeting a disregard for spilled blood in Yemen

[20/12/2019 12:35]

RIYADH - SABA

Minister of Information Muammar Al-Iryani said the participation of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in discussing the problems of the Islamic world in a Kuala Lumpur meeting is a disregard for the spilled blood and wounds of Yemenis and other people of the region who suffered from the Persian state's sabotage policies in the region.

In a statement to Yemen News Agency (Saba), he said that the meeting of a number of Islamic countries in the Malaysian capital to diagnose the problems of the Islamic world and develop solutions to them in the presence of the head of the Iranian regime is a strange and reprehensible disregard for the pivotal role that Tehran plays in nurturing sectarian schism and in arson across the Arab and Islamic world.

He held the Tehran regime fully responsible for the killing and wounding of tens of thousands of civilians and devastating the infrastructure in in Yemen and a number of Arab and Islamic countries.

"We are waiting for this meeting to take a clear and courageous stance against Iran's sabotage policies," he said.