[01/03/2021 01:54]
BEIRUIT - SABA
Yemen’s Ambassador to Beirut Abdullah Al-Doays has discussed with the Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Charbel Wehbe the latest developments in Yemen.
Ambassador Al-Doays praised Lebanon's stances in support of the Yemeni government in international forums, reviewing the terrorist crimes committed by the Iranian-backed Houthi coup militia, the last of which was attacks on civilians and IDPs in Marib Governorate with ballistic missiles.
Al-Doays said, "Despite the Biden administration’s initiative to remove the Houthis from the terrorism list for humanitarian reasons, the militia responded to this initiative with any aggression against Marib, launching dozens of missiles and drones at residential neighborhoods and IDPs camps." Al-Doays expressed the Yemeni government's request to the friendly countries to condemn such brutal and aggressive terrorist acts. For his part, the Lebanese minister affirmed the Lebanese government's support of Yemen and said, "We are with the Yemeni government and with the Yemeni people against attacking civilians and in favour of peace."
Yemen’s Information Minister Discusses Latest Developments and Media Cooperation with US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires
Yemen Expresses Condolences to Egypt, Poland Over Train Collision and Shooting
Two Civilians killed, One Hurt Due to Houthi Militias Attack on Ambulance in Taiz
Health Minister Discusses Expanding Medical Interventions and Organizing Medical Camps with Rooh Health Foundation and Bazara’a Development Foundation
Al-Khanbashi Launches Distribution of First Batch of Security Vehicles to Boost Capacities of Hadramout Security, Police Forces
'MASAM ' Removes 1,041 of Houthi-Laid Landmines, UXO, IED in Week
Protest in London Calls for Lifting Taiz Siege and Designating Houthis Terrorist Organization
Health Minister Launches Emergency National Measles, Rubella Vaccination Campaign
Foreign Minister Meets Yemeni Community Representatives in Germany
Yemenis Protest Outside White House and Congress, Demand End to Houthi Siege of Taiz