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[04/02/2019 06:49]

RIYADH-SABA
Spokesperson of the Saudi-led Arab Coalition Forces for supporting legality in Yemen Colonel Turki al-Maliki has confirmed that Iran-allied Houthi rebel militia hasn't been committed to Stockholm's Agreement, its breaches of the cease-fire truce in Hodeidah totaled 1080, it has continued to dig trenches and stockpile weapons and displace the population from their own origin villages, adding to that the militiamen bombarded Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) in al-Shulaillah Camp in Hardh district in Hajjah governorate.

In his weekly press briefing Monday in Riyadh, Col al-Maliki said Iran-backed Houthi has continued to commit violations against the Yemeni people including planting landmines and recruiting children and engaging them in frontline battles.

Al-Maliki stated that has suffered heavy losses in terms of humans, military positions and equipment. He said " As many as 1129 militiamen had been killed from January 21 through February 4".