The world's silence in the face of catastrophe in Yemen, where the people of this country are deprived of electricity, oil, gasoline and medical equipment, is meaningless, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky stated.
Speaking on Saturday at a virtual conference to review the dimensions of aggression in Yemen, Zakzaky pointed to the crimes committed against Yemeni people and stated that war means a military struggle between two military forces, but there is a hostility, enmity and war crimes against humanity in Yemen.
Referring to the crimes committed in Libya, Iraq and Syria, the Nigerian Shiite leader described them as similar to the current crimes in Yemen and reiterated that Western countries are destroying everything.
He called on various countries to help resolve the problem in Yemen, saying that the world's silence in the face of catastrophe in Yemen, where the people of the country are deprived of electricity, oil, gasoline and medical equipment, is meaningless and all countries must help solve this problem.
Sheikh Zakzaky called “resistance” as the only way for Yemeni people and said, "We hope this problem will end and victory will be achieved by Yemeni people and arrogant forces will be eliminated as soon as possible."
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