Houthi leader urges public mobilization to reinforce fighters amid war
(MENAFN) Leader of the Houthi militia in Yemen Abdulmalik al-Houthi has urged for a public mobilization in order to strengthen his fighters in the battle against a Saudi Arabia-led coalition forces in the Yemeni Red Sea coast.
The Arab military coalition has been slapped in a statement Saba news agency released of "backing away from deals that mediated by UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths to avoid Hodeidah port city from an imminent major offensive planned by the coalition."
However, the leader of the group did not disclose any information on what he described as "deals" in the statement.
Al-Houthi added "Saudi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are using the United Nations as an umbrella to seize control of Hodeidah through baseless justifications."
The Arab military coalition has been slapped in a statement Saba news agency released of "backing away from deals that mediated by UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths to avoid Hodeidah port city from an imminent major offensive planned by the coalition."
However, the leader of the group did not disclose any information on what he described as "deals" in the statement.
Al-Houthi added "Saudi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are using the United Nations as an umbrella to seize control of Hodeidah through baseless justifications."
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