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March 08, 2021
ARCO Secretary General Dr. Saleh Bin Hamad Al-Tuwaijri.
TUNIS/RIYADH The Secretariat General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers has strongly condemned terrorist Houthi militia s repeated and continuing hostilities targeting civilians and civilian facilities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity.
In a statement issued Monday, it said that the two terrorist attacks that took place Sunday on the Ras Tanura port and Aramco facilities in Dhahran only confirm once again the true intentions of these criminal gangs in undermining peace and stability in the region and threatening global energy sources.
The Yemeni government called on international organizations to protect archaeological sites from the Houthi militia, state news agency Saba reported on Saturday.
The Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism strongly condemned the demolishing of the historic Al-Nahrain Mosque, which is more than 1,300-years-old, by the Houthi militia in Sanaa.
The ministry said in a statement that it considered the demolition a “crime” and a “blatant assault” on the Yemeni civilization and its Islamic heritage.
The Al-Nahrain Mosque is considered a national historical asset as it was built in the first century of the Islamic calendar and is one of the archaeological landmarks that needed to be preserved and protected, the statement said.