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Yemen condemns Houthi transforming of flagship university to radicalization center

[09/11/2020 01:33]

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Yemen has condemned the Houthi transformation of the country’s flagship University of Sana’a into a radicalization center.

Information Minister Muammar al-Eryani voiced his condemnation in a statement to Saba, after the terrorist theocratic militia graduated a Persian Language students batch dubbed “Qasem Suleimani,” after a slain Iranian major general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran’s terrorist arm.

“The Houthi militia have transformed Sana’a University … to a center for brainwashing young men, spreading extremism … and glorifying the symbols of Iranian terrorism whose harm spared no one of the region’s countries.”