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VP mourns GPC martyrs

[05/12/2017 07:15]

MARIB-SABA
Vice President Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh has mourned a number of GPC party leaders who martyred in the Sana'a uprising against the Houthi couper militias.

Scores of GPC members including the former President Ali Abdullah Saleh were killed by the Iran-aligned militias as they tried to crush the resistance to their repressive grip.

"We mourn the former President Ali Abdullah Saleh and a quire of the nation's men who martyred in the resistance that broke out in a number of (Houthi-held) provinces," said Ali Mohsen.

"I asset the duty of all the national groups including the GPC to be more aligned and joined than ever before to preserve the national agenda and the Arab identity (of Yemen) that Iran wants to wipe out."