Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns US-UK aggression on Yemen ...Yemen

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Yemen condemned the US-UK aggression that targeted several Yemeni provinces, considering it a violation of international law and the purposes of the United Nations Charter. “The continuation of the US-UK aggression represents a striking picture for the failure of the Security Council to fulfill its responsibilities in maintaining international

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