Aden (Debriefer) - The Yemeni UN-recognized government will publicize evidences and details of the terrorist attack on Aden airport once the presidential committee completes probes, the foreign minister said Thursday, promising to restore stability to the war-torn country.
Initial information and investigations prove that the Houthis carried out this terrorist, heinous act, FM Ahmed Bin Mubarak told AFP, after the Houthi missiles were observed as fired from areas under the group control.
By this attack, the Houthis aim to prolong the war and reject peace efforts, the Yemeni top diplomat added.
The Yemeni government intends to assume its duties and restore Yemen's stability, and this terrorist act cannot dissuade it from achieving that, he added.
On Wednesday, 3 huge explosions rocked the Aden international airport as the new cabinet plane landed, leaving 25 people killed and other 110 injured.
Later, the Yemeni foreign ministry accused the Houthis of targeting the airport, as "signs indicate that the group" fired 4 ballistic missiles at the facility.
The Iranian-backed Houthis denied the charge and shifted the blame for the explosions to infighting between the "mercenaries".
The Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi ordered the formation of a committee, led by interior minister, to probe into the attack.
