Air strikes will continue as long as Houthis continue attacking civilians, Yemen's prime minster says
Thursday 30 April 2015 222015000000Thu, 30 Apr 2015 22:24:15 +0300 10 PM / Yemen Meddia
SANA'A, April,30-Yemen's vice president and prime minister Khalid Bahah has said in a televised interview with Al-Jazeera TV channel that Arab coalition air strikes against the Houthis will continue so long as the Houthis' attacks on civilians continue, warning Tehran against intervening in Yemen's affairs.
The interview will be broadcast on Friday at 22,05, Mecca local time.
Bahah said," the Houthi group does not fight Al-Qaeda that has spread in the country due to the security vacuum. Instead, the Houthi group fights the Yemeni people."
He called for establishing a real security and military system to fight all forms of terror.
Bahah pointed out that Mahmoud Al-Subaihi, the defense minister is still in the Houthis' custody.
According to him, the government still considers Al-Subaihi the defense minster.
He called on Iran to strengthen its ties with the states and its institutions instead of the groups and individuals, saying Iran's role in Yemen's crisis is not doubtful.
Yemen rivals ramp up economic war as U.N.-backed truce efforts limp
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