Al-Zindani from Aden: Al-Houthi’s goals of disrupting the work of state institutions will not be achieved

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Yemeni Prime Minister Shaye' al-Zindani said on Wednesday that the Houthi terrorist militia's attempts to target the temporary capital, Aden, and civilian and government facilities will not achieve its goals of spreading fear, confusing state institutions, or undermining confidence in their ability to continue their work.

He reassured citizens that state institutions are operating at full capacity and in a state of complete readiness, and that the government will continue to provide services, protect rights, maintain stability, and carry out its responsibilities, no matter how great the challenges.

Al-Zindani confirmed during a field visit to the Ministry of Legal Affairs in the temporary Yemeni capital, Aden, that the government will continue to perform its duties without hesitation, and will remain close to the citizens, in parallel with supporting the “Yemen Dawn” operation to restore the extension of state authority over the entire national territory, all the way to the capital, Sana’a, with the support and support of the coalition to support legitimacy led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The Prime Minister of Yemen stressed the importance of the role assigned to the Ministry of Legal Affairs in documenting violations and crimes committed by the terrorist Houthi militia, and preparing the necessary legal files to prosecute their perpetrators and ensure that they do not escape punishment. He directed the intensification of efforts to keep pace with field developments with appropriate legal treatments, strengthen coordination with relevant government agencies and human rights organizations, and accelerate the completion of the required tasks with high accuracy and professionalism.