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Attacks on Marib conclusively prove that Houthis don't believe in peace: Shura

[30/06/2021 01:44]

ADEN-SABA
The systematic Houthi missile attacks on the neighborhoods of Marib conclusively prove that the terrorist militia don't believe in peace, Yemen's Shura Council said in a statement on Wednesday.

The Houthi militia which continuously shells the government-held city with ballistic missiles fired three missiles on Tuesday killing three civilians including a 12-year-old boy and injured ten other civilians among them three children.

"The terrorist militia's shelling of Marib neghborhoods amount to full-fledged war crimes against humanity," said the Shura's statement.

The statement demanded the UN Security Council, the OHCHR and the UN and US envoys to Yemen to take a firm action to stop these terrorist crimes which sabotage the Saudi and regional and international peace brokerage efforts.