Houthi militia responsible for recent crime against civilians in Sana’a, military spokesman says

September Net

 

Spokesman of the national army forces Brig. Gen. Abdu Mujali  said Houthi militia is full responsible for the death of 13 persons, injury of 100 others including children two days ago in the capital Sana’a.

“The terrorists Houthi militia’s use of Sa’wan residential neighborhood in Sana’a as an arm depots and workshops from making explosives is war crime against humanity and stark violation to the International laws and norms,” Brig. Mujali stated.

Speaking at his weekly press conference  Wednesday in Marib city, Brig. Mujali said that Houthi militia continues to violate the UN-led cease-fire Hodeida through  targeting densely populated areas and army positions in different several districts of the city.

He said ” The Houthi militia has committed 2517 breaches resulted in killing 119 civilians and wounding 685 others since the cease-fire went into effect last December.”

Mujali confirmed that the rebel militia has been targeting a number of vital facilities, preventing workers from return to their work at the Red Sea Mills in the western province of Hodeida.

“We have a powerful national army that is able to restore the legal state, liberate the homeland from the Houthi coup militia, and establish security and stability across the country,” Brig. Mujali stated.

The spokesman cited the significant military advancements have made by national army forces again the Houthi militia on the warfronts of Al-Dhale, Ibb, Hajja, Saada and Taiz provinces.

He  pointed to the major losses in human and materials the Houthi militia has sustained in several fighting fronts, namely in Marib’s western district Serwah, in Nihm eastern the capital Sana’a and in al-Jawf province.