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Yemen parties say Houthis interpreted int’l ignorance of their crimes as a green light

[10/02/2021 06:20]

ADEN - SABA
Yemen’s political parties said the Houthis have interpreted the international ignorance of their crimes against civilians as a green light to go ahead in savagery.

In a statement, the National Alliance of Yemeni Political Parties said the Houthi recent escalation of military attacks against civilians in Marib and in Saudi Arabia is due to the international community’s clemency toward the militia and failure to enforce the UN Security Council resolutions of 2015 which, if enforced, “would have ended the bloodshed.”