Safawi plot aims at exterminating Yemeni people, destroying resources, wealth
Friday 21/December/2018 - 02:57 PM
Terrorists can never be trusted and if they happen and sit at the negotiating
table, it is only camouflage to gain more time, and then go ahead with the
implementation of their subversive plans, and this applies to what the Houthi
terrorist organization is doing now in Yemen.
The armed fighters of the Houthi-backed terrorist militia surrendered to
negotiate, sit down with the legitimate Yemeni government and sign what was
agreed upon in the peace consultations held in Sweden with their meeting
concluding last Thursday. However, after a few hours, they returned to their
criminal acts against the people Yemen. The return of the Huthis to the
practice of their crimes confirms beyond any doubt that this coup-like militia
will not bow to any international agreements and will not abide by any
covenants. The reason for this is the Safawi plan that they hope to carry out,
aimed at annihilating the Yemeni people and destroying their capabilities. They
seek Yemen's transformation into a state under the rule of the guide in Tehran.
The Houthi scheme is considered as sectarian terrorism, which aims to export
the so-called Iranian "Islamic Revolution" to the Yemeni territories.
Therefore, any peaceful attempt to convince these terrorists to leave Yemen
will enjoy stability. This is the realization of the Arab alliance led by Saudi
Arabia and the UAE.
Support of the Arab Coalition for Legitimacy in Yemen has damaged the Safawi
plan carried out by the Houthi militia with the support of Iran. The Yemeni
National Army succeeded in eradicating the illusions of the Houthis after
defeating them and liberating many Yemeni cities and regions from the grip of
the terrorist militia.
Yemeni Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad al-Hadrami said during his meeting in
Riyadh with Russia's ambassador to Yemen Vladimir Dadushkin, that the
government is keen on continuing to engage positively in the efforts of UN
envoy to Yemen, Martin Griffith.
Al-Hadrami stressed that the Yemeni government's stance is aimed at alleviating
the suffering of the Yemenis caused by the Huthi militias because of its coup
against the legitimacy. He stressed the importance of supporting the efforts of
the UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy to Yemen and his efforts towards peace
based on the three basic points of reference.
The Russian ambassador expressed his satisfaction with the agreements that
resulted from the Yemeni peace consultations in Sweden, saying: "This is
an important step in the right direction," noting that the commitment to
implement the consultations will lead to further understandings on the various
issues that will be discussed in future rounds.
