Al-Houthi calls on UN SC to condemn coalition airstrikes on Saada’s popular market

SANAA, July 30 (YPA) – The Supreme Political Council’s member Mohammed Ali al-Houthi on Monday called on the UN Security Council to condemn Saudi-led coalition’s attack on Al Thabet popular market in Saada province, which he described as “a brutal terrorist crime.”

By calling for condemnation of the crime, al-Houthi puts the Security Council to the neutrality test of its standards.

“I call on the Security Council Member States and the United Nations, which condemn the “drone attacks” against Saudi Arabia, to condemn this crime,” said al-Houthi on a Twitter.” There is no justification for not condemning it.” In reference to the double standards of the Security Council.

The death toll from the coalition airstrikes on Al Thabet popular market on Monday evening reached 14 dead, including 4 children, and 26 wounded, including 14 children, according the Ministry of  Health.

YPA