Houthis open fire at Yemeni PM’s convoy, no injuries: minister
SANAA: Houthi fighters fired on Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah’s motorcade in Sanaa on Monday but no one was hurt, Information Minister Nadia al-Saqqaf said.
The minister said on Twitter that fighters at a Houthi checkpoint fired on Bahah´s entourage after he left a meeting with President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his Houthi advisor Saleh al-Samad to try to resolve a
By GEO BEEPER
January 19, 2015
SANAA: Houthi fighters fired on Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah’s motorcade in Sanaa on Monday but no one was hurt, Information Minister Nadia al-Saqqaf said.
The minister said on Twitter that fighters at a Houthi checkpoint fired on Bahah´s entourage after he left a meeting with President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his Houthi advisor Saleh al-Samad to try to resolve a political crisis that has led to clashes between the fighters and the army.
A Yemeni government spokesman described the shooting at Bahah´s armoured convoy as an assassination attempt. (Reuters)
The minister said on Twitter that fighters at a Houthi checkpoint fired on Bahah´s entourage after he left a meeting with President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his Houthi advisor Saleh al-Samad to try to resolve a political crisis that has led to clashes between the fighters and the army.
A Yemeni government spokesman described the shooting at Bahah´s armoured convoy as an assassination attempt. (Reuters)
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