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Houthi militia destroys house of deputy interior minister in Sana'a

[03/06/2023 12:39]

SANA'A-SABA
Houthi terrorist militia has destroyed the house of Deputy Minister of Interior for Human Resources Sector Abdullah Jaber in Jeraf Neighborhood, Sana'a.

The Ministry of Interior has denounced this criminal act by the terrorist militia saying:" Houthi militia's targeting of legal government's officials and storming their possessions is considered clear violation to laws and norms."

" This crime will not end by the passing of the time and we will hold accountable those who stand behind it," added the ministry.