The Coalition denies Houthi allegations regarding the targeting of civilian gatherings
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The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen issued an official statement categorically denying the allegations promoted by the Houthi group, which claimed that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia threatened to target tribal and civilian gatherings in Yemen.
The Coalition affirmed in its statement that these allegations are baseless, emphasizing the Kingdom's full commitment to international and humanitarian laws in all its military operations. The Coalition clarified that its primary objective is to protect civilians and support the stability of Yemen, rather than to harm any segment of the Yemeni people.
The statement also indicated that these allegations are part of media disinformation campaigns aimed at tarnishing the Kingdom's image before the international community. Officials asserted that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is always keen to strengthen the brotherly and historical ties that unite the Saudi and Yemeni peoples.
In conclusion, the Coalition called on the international community not to be swayed by misleading information disseminated by armed groups. The Kingdom reaffirmed its continued humanitarian and political efforts to reach a peaceful and comprehensive solution that ends the crisis in Yemen and ensures security and stability for the entire region.
Sources: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
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