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Arab Parliament condemns Houthi aggression on Marib governorate

[22/02/2021 05:28]

CAIRO - SABA
Arab Parliament denounced the terrorist Houthi militia's ongoing military operations on Marib governorate that resulted in worsening the already deteriorated humanitarian conditions.

In a statement issued by the end of its session held today the Parliament condemned the crimes and violations committed by the theocratic Houthi militia against the members of Yemen Parliament, namely the militia's execution verdicts against 36 Yemeni lawmakers, and confiscating their own properties.

The Arab Parliament welcomed the formation of the Yemeni government, calling for implementing Riyadh Agreement in full.

The Parliament condemned the Houthi militia's recurrent terrorist attacks on the Saudi cities with ballistic missiles and laden-explosives drones.