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Military court hold 13th hearing prosecuting Houthi leaders

[10/03/2021 06:41]

MARIB - SABA
The Military Court held its 13th hearing in pursuance of the case number 4 for 2020 regarding accusation of the so-called Abdulmalik al-Houthi and 74 others on carrying out a military coup against the republican system and the legal authorities, spaying for a foreign country and committing military and war crimes.

The session was assigned for hearing to prosecution regarding refutation made by the defense and the prosecutor demanded from the court not to accept the refutation for it lacks legitimacy and called upon the defense to implement the court's decisions and holding the case for verdict.

The court also heard to eyewitnesses on crimes of Houthi militia against Yemeni people and their crimes, which are still continuing until today.

The court asked the witnesses to present documents and videotapes and others mentioned in their testimonies.