Saudi Arabia and the UAE are responsible for the worst crisis in human history: Hisham Sharaf
The Foreign Minister of Yemen's National Salvation Government has blamed Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for the worst humanitarian crisis in Yemen's history.
According to the report of Al-Masira TV, the Foreign Minister of the National Salvation Government of Yemen, Hisham Sharaf, said that the invading Saudi coalition is responsible for the destruction and devastation of Yemen and they cannot escape its punishment and compensation for the destruction and destruction of Yemen.
Talat al-Sharjabi, the spokesman for Yemen's High Council for Humanitarian Affairs, also reacted to the World Food Program's Nobel Peace Prize, saying that the World Food Program has never been neutral and that it has addressed the food crisis facing the Yemeni people. I did not fulfill my responsibilities.
On the other hand, the International Organization for Migration has reported the migration of more than 24,000 Yemeni families since the beginning of this year. According to the Sputnik News Agency, the International Organization for Migration has announced in a report that Yemeni residents The Saudi coalition's continued use of artillery, missiles, and warplanes in the region are not the only reason for the displacement of Yemeni citizens, but many other issues have been caused by the migration of the Yemeni people.
The United Nations declared in 1919 that more than three million Yemenis had been displaced by the war in the country and that more than 80 percent of the population needed humanitarian assistance to survive. Ammar al-Azra'i, head of Yemen's national oil company, announced the seizure of 17 fuel-carrying ships by the invading Saudi coalition, saying that 99 percent of Yemen's oil company's stations were paralyzed and only seven oil stations across the country. Al-Azra'i said that the United Nations is responsible for all these situations and called on the freedom fighters around the world to support the Yemeni people and bring the invading forces to justice in the international court.
Saudi Arabia, with the help of the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and a few other countries, has been carrying out brutal attacks on Yemen since March 2, 2015, as well as a land and sea siege. According to reports, Saudi Arabia and its allies So far, more than 16,000 Yemeni citizens have been martyred, tens injured and millions homeless.
Hamas-Parliamentary bloc demands release of Dr. Al-Khudari from Saudi Arabia
Gaza, The parliamentary bloc (reform and change) of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has demanded the immediate release of detained Hamas leader Dr. Muhammad al-Khudri, his son Hani al-Khudri and all other Palestinian prisoners.
Al-Masri, a spokesman for Hamas's parliamentary bloc and a parliamentary adviser, said the trial of Palestinian leaders in Saudi Arabia was "regrettable," according to the Palestinian Information Center. Dr. Al-Khudari's trial in Saudi Arabian courts is an insult to Arab, Islamic, and moral values. Dr. Al-Khudari's arrest and the trial is a heinous conspiracy against the historical relations and traditions of Saudi-Palestinian relations.
It should be noted that the recent treatment of Hamas leaders in Saudi Arabia by the international human rights organization Amnesty International is cruel. Saudi Arabia is using the worst retaliatory tactics against detained Hamas leaders.
On the same occasion, Al-Masri, a member of Hamas's parliamentary bloc of reform and change, said that Dr. Al-Khudari has been living in Saudi Arabia for almost half a century, but this is the first time that Saudi Arabia has arrested and prosecuted him. This behavior of Saudi Arabia is unacceptable and against the traditions of previous Saudi governments.
He added that Dr. Al-Khudari and all the leaders arrested with him had no fault other than to serve the oppressed and patient Palestinian nation.
He said Hamas had repeatedly demanded the immediate release of Dr. Al-Khudari from Saudi Arabia. The brutal trial of Palestinian leaders in Saudi Arabian courts is tantamount to stabbing a Palestinian in the back.
Hashad al-Shabi thwarts ISIS attack in Samarra
The Iraqi People's Volunteer Force Hashad al-Shabi has announced that the attack of ISIS terrorists in Salahuddin province has been foiled.
According to the report, the Iraqi People's Volunteer Force Hashd al-Shabi says that ISIS terrorists attacked the city of Samarra in Salahuddin province, which was thwarted and the terrorists fled.
Meanwhile, the Iraqi Interior Ministry announced on Friday that several ISIS terrorists have been arrested in the city of Fallujah in Anbar province.
Sources close to the Iraqi People's Volunteer Force, al-Hashd al-Shabi, had previously reported targeting and destroying ISIS strongholds in Samarra.
It should be noted that despite the defeat of the ISIS terrorist group in Iraq, the remaining elements of this group are hiding in various areas who occasionally try to spread unrest by carrying out terrorist attacks.
These days, Iraqi forces are active in clearing the country of terrorists.
Armenia, Azerbaijan agree on a ceasefire
Russia's foreign minister has said that Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to hold talks to resolve the disputed Karabakh region.
According to the report, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to hold talks to resolve the disputed territory of Karabakh and a ceasefire between the two countries will begin on the night of October 10. ۔
After a 10-hour meeting in Moscow between the foreign ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia, the joint statement was read out by the three countries. Will also oversee the closure.
It should be noted that in the armed clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Armenia has claimed the death of 28 soldiers, while Azerbaijan says that several missiles loaded with explosives were defused outside the war zone, causing considerable loss of life and property to Armenia. Dozens of its soldiers were killed and wounded.
Clashes between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces have been raging in the disputed Qarabagh region since late last month, and more than 400 people are said to have been killed so far.