Yemeni government: Restoring state institutions and disarming Houthis vital for Yemen's security and global navigation
Yemen's government says regaining state control and disarming the Houthis are essential for the country's security and safe international navigation.
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AIThe Yemeni government has stated that restoring state institutions and disarming the Houthis are essential for the security of Yemen, its neighbors, and international maritime navigation.
The government delivered a letter to the United Nations and the Security Council regarding the Houthi attack on Aden Airport, stressing that targeting a civilian airport serving the population is a dangerous escalation and a blatant violation of international law, according to Asharq.
Abdulrahman Al-Mahrami, member of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council and commander of the Southern Giants Brigades, said, "We have shattered the Houthis' illusions and our battle continues," paying tribute to Yemeni forces stationed on various fronts and emphasizing the ongoing fight to restore the state and safeguard regional security.