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Sana’a officials call on int’l community to designate Houthis a terror organization

[03/02/2021 06:52]

MARIB - SABA
Members of the Higher Council for Sana’a Resistance against the Houthi militia have called on the international community to designate the Houthis as a terrorist organization.

The council members said in a seminar held in Marib today said the Houthis deserve the designation because their atrocities exceed in their ugliness the crimes of Al-Qaeda and Daesh combined and the militia is a threat to global peace and security.

They warned of the international silence for the Houthi militia as it keeps radicalizing children and turning them to time bombs instilled with the ideology of death and hatred.

Presentations read out in the seminar revealed that the militia had committed 19406 crimes in Sana’a over the past six years including 800 direct murder and torture of prisoners to death, 7000 kidnappings, the bombing of 151 houses and the recruitment of 1400 school children to the warfronts.