Yemenis reject foreign presence in their country
Abdullatif Al-washali
Press TV, Sanaa
Yemen’s bloc of anti-aggression parties has held a symposium in the capital Sana’a to discuss the repercussions of the takfiri organizations' presence in the country. It comes as the army pushes its offensive to liberate the province of Marib from terrorist groups.
The participants in the symposium said foreign forces including those of Saudi Arabia and the UAE are the main supporters of the terrorists, in different parts of the country. The participants called for purging Marib from takfiri terrorists.
Saudi Arabia has led a US-backed aggression on Yemen since the beginning of 2015. That has killed tens of thousands of Yemenis and has also unleashed terrorists, backed by Riyadh and its allies, on the war-torn country.
Yemenis believe that Riyadh wants to keep a hand on oil-rich provinces of their country, especially Marib. They say Saudis are advancing their agenda by backing terrorist groups with money and weapons.
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