Riyadh propping up terror groups in south Yemen: Ansarullah
The spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement has
lashed out at Saudi Arabia over sponsoring and supporting terrorist
groups wreaking havoc in the southern parts of the conflict-stricken
Arab country.
During a meeting with UN Special
Envoy for Yemen Ismail Ould Sheikh Ahmed in the Yemeni capital city of
Sana’a on Sunday evening, Mohammed Abdulsalam warned about the spread of
terrorism and growth of Saudi-backed Takfiri militant outfits in
Yemen’s southern provinces, Arabic-language al-Masirah satellite
television network reported.
Abdulsalam further highlighted
Ansarullah’s solidarity with the southern Yemenis. He described the
status quo in southern Yemen as “a daunting challenge,” and voiced his
movement’s full preparedness to help establish stability and security
there.
The top Ansarullah official also lauded the efforts by the
Yemeni army forces and fighters from allied Popular Committees to
restore tranquility across Yemen, criticizing Saudi aerial attacks
together with assaults by al-Qaeda- and Daesh-affiliated terrorists for
undermining the relative calm in the northern Yemeni provinces.
