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Marib governor says shelling mosques sign of Houthi ‘bankruptcy

[29/08/2020 03:59]

MARIB-SABA
The Governor of Marib said the Houthi resort to shelling mosques and all civilian places is “a sign of (moral) bankruptcy and failure” on the part of the theocratic militia fighting desperately and with all means to capture the government-held city.

The governor made the remarks as he toured the mosque of the Central Security Forces Camp on Friday, shortly after it had been struck by a Houthi ballistic missile and several casualties had been incurred.

Al-Eradah said the attack was not an errant strike. “This is the fourth mosque to be attacked in the province,” he said.