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[30/07/2021 02:46]

MADRID - SABA
The Chargé d'Affairs of the Yemeni Embassy in Madrid, Muhammad Maoodha, discussed today with the Director of the Department of Morocco, the Mediterranean and the Middle East at the Spanish Foreign Ministry the latest developments in the Yemeni arena.

Thy discussed the Houthi coupist militia's violence against women, children and defenseless civilians in the areas under its control; the militia's military escalation in Marib Governorate and targeted attacks against civilians and displaced persons; and the militia's intransigence and failure to allow the United Nations technicians access the rusting Safer tank to assess it and carry out maintenance to it to avoid an environmental disaster in Yemen and the region.