Yemeni Ambassador in Iran: Yemeni people get rid of guardianship forever

SANAA, Aug. 20 (YPA) – Yemen’s ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ibrahim Mohammed al-Dailami has said on Monday evening that the Yemeni people broke out the September 21st revolution in order to get rid of a guardianship forever.

“Thank you for letting us know that, in addition to the Americans and Saudis, you were adopting Yemeni ambassadors before submitting their credentials to the countries designated for them,” al-Dailmi said in a tweet, mocking the United Kingdom’s ambassador to the coalition-backed government, Michael Aron.

“The British ambassador to the coalition-backed government has suffered from “the politics of Alzheimer’s disease” as a result of his long stay outside Yemen and has forgotten many diplomatic norms.

British Ambassador Michael Aron commented in a tweet on his Twitter account on the appointment of Yemen’s ambassador to Iran.

“Only a legitimate government is concerned with appointing ambassadors,” he said, adding that “the Houthis have no right to appoint anyone. This person has no official position, and we will not meet him.”

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