Yemeni, Indonesian foreign ministers discuss latest developments in Yemen
Yemen’s foreign minister spoke with her Indonesian counterpart to review the situation in Yemen and the region, and ways to strengthen bilateral ties.
The Yemeni and Indonesian foreign ministers engaged in a telephone conversation to review the current situation in Yemen and explore methods to strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two nations. Dr. Afrah Al-Zouba, Yemen's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, discussed the recent attacks carried out by the Houthi militia on the presidential Maashiq Palace in Aden and the city of Marib with missiles and drones.
Additionally, she pointed out the continuous shelling and attacks on unarmed civilians in Taiz, emphasizing that such actions demonstrate the terrorist nature of the Houthi militia and their inability to contend with the Yemeni people's resolve to overthrow the coup and restore state institutions. Furthermore, the ministers deliberated on the consequences of Houthi assaults on international shipping routes and repeated assaults on commercial vessels, including the unfortunate incident involving Indonesian sailors.
In response, the Indonesian foreign minister expressed his appreciation to the Yemeni government for the assistance provided to Indonesian nationals residing in Yemen, reaffirming Indonesia's unwavering commitment to Yemen's unity and stability.
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