With the help of Houthi soldiers from the “Zinbat” battalion, the head of the Houthi militia—the Iranian branch in Yemen—attacked the headmaster of a private school in Sanaa.
Houthi leaders and soldiers were attacked in a video posted by Yemeni activists on social media by the principal and teachers of a private school in Sanaa.
Activists claimed that the Houthi leader stormed the school after the administration demanded that he pay his son’s overdue tuition fees, noting that he had not done so in a number of years. When the school administration decided to arrest the student, the student’s father (a Houthi supervisor) started to bring Zinbat and storm the building.
The terrorist Houthi militia of Iran stormed the school with the so-called “Al -Zinabiyat,” and they assaulted teachers and students of the school in a barbaric manner, contrary to the values, customs, and traditions of Yemenis inherited for thousands of years, according to Yemen’s Minister of Information Muammar Al-Iryani.
“The terrorist Houthi militia continues to commit its crimes and violations against civilians, in the areas under its control, on a daily basis, blackmailing and looting, confiscating their property and violating their sanctities, and limiting their means of subsistence, in a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law,” he continued.
Al-Iryani urged the UN, American and international envoys, and human rights organisations to denounce these illegal actions that worsen the humanitarian situation.
He also called for the speedy work to include the Houthi militia in international terrorism lists, to prosecute and hold their leaders accountable, and to ensure that they do not escape punishment..
Houthi leader is seen in a video attacking a school administrator and teachers in Sanaa.
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