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Abdulghani Jamil calls on Sana’a residents to support the army against Houthi militia

[04/03/2021 01:31]

MARIB-SABA
The mayor of Sana’a Abdulghani Jamil has called upon the people of Sana’a city to support the army with all possible means including funds to defeat the terrorist Houthi militia.

Jamil convened a meeting for the Sana’a local government here on Thursday and called on the people to share in the honor of defending the nation against militia.

He said the militia is recruiting children in Sana’a to warfronts while extorting people and traders in particular to finance their devastating wars.