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Houthis want to instill doubts over the soundness of their terror designation, says Eryani

[16/03/2022 06:59]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen's Information Minister has mocked the Houthi militia's claim of foiling a terror attack in the capital Sana'a as revealing of a Houthi desire "to instill doubts about the soundness of the regional and international consensus to designate them a terrorist group."

In a statement to Saba, Muammar al-Eryani said the militia are hoping this declaration of thwarting the fake terror attack is also meant to cover up the militia's "atrocities of no precedent against the civilians" in Yemen.

"The Yemeni people and the international community now realize the games of the Houthi militia and the truth about their collusion with other terror groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda under Iranian supervision."