Yemen’s Ansarullah Movement condemns recent Israeli aggression on Palmyra

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The Yemeni Ansarullah Movement has condemned in the strongest terms the Israeli recent aggression on Palmyra in the eastern countryside of Syria’s Homs.

Al-Masirah.net website quoted the political bureau of Ansarullah as saying on Saturday that this attack on the Syrian city of Palmyra, which caused the martyrdom of a soldier from the Syrian Arab Army and the wounding of others, is a criminal act, stressing Syria’s full right to respond to these attacks.

 A Syrian soldier was martyred last Wednesday and three others were wounded as a result of an Israeli airstrike against targets in Palmyra, Homs.

Ansarullah also condemned the criminal and brutal attacks that targeted a number of mosques in Afghanistan and that claimed the lives of dozens of people. The Yemeni movement also condemned the attacks by the Lebanese Forces militia on peaceful demonstrators in Al-Tayouneh area in Lebanon.

Hamda Mustafa

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