Yemeni prime minister: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia part of Iran-backed sabotage
Yemen’s prime minister says Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia are part of a wider Iran-backed sabotage project threatening regional and international security.
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AIYemeni Prime Minister Shaea Mohsen Al-Zandani said that Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia are part of a sabotage project supported by Iran.
He added that the repeated terrorist assaults carried out by the Houthi militia against Saudi territory, using missiles and drones to target civilian sites and vital facilities, cannot be separated from the military escalation on the western coast, according to the Yemeni News Agency.
The prime minister stated that this is an Iran-backed sabotage project that goes beyond targeting the Yemeni people, posing a threat to the security of neighboring countries as well as regional and international interests.
He continued that the current stage requires the highest levels of national unity and coordination among state institutions, and that Houthi militias and their regional supporters must not be allowed to impose new realities at the expense of Yemen’s security and the stability of the region.