Houthi militia's media reports on Saudi border misleading: Arab Coalition

Riyadh - Al Maliki pointed out that the Houthi militias are still using Hodeidah province to launch ballistic missiles.

Colonel Turki Al Maliki, the Spokesman for the Coalition Forces for the Support of Legitimacy in Yemen, has dismissed as "misleading" all the allegations made by the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militia.
Citing the Houthi militia's claims about 'Kataf', Al Maliki said that they are "incorrect", noting that it is "inappropriate for the coalition to respond to such claims."
Al Maliki was quoted by the Saudi Press Agency as saying during the regular briefing of the Joint Forces Command here today that the coalition has nothing to hide and therefore, "what the Houthi media broadcast is just a play", pointing out that the total losses of the Houthi terrorist militias affiliated to Iran in the period between September 16 to September 30, 2019 amounted to 421 equipment and weapons, as well as the killing of 881 Houthi militiamen.
Al Maliki pointed out that the Houthi militias are still using Hodeidah province to launch ballistic missiles and drones and threaten the maritime navigation and global trade.

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