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Last updated: 06:00:28 PM GMT(+03) Wednesday, 18, July, 2012
 
 

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President Abdu Rabo Mansour Hadi has called Iran to stop interfering in Yemen's affairs, pointing out that Yemen does not interfere in the affairs of other countries.
In a speech delivered on Wednesday to cadets of the War College, he urged Iran to take into account that Yemen is currently facing critical conditions, stressing that Iran to stop its interventions in Yemen.
He affirmed that the GCC-mediated imitative is the best solution to Yemen, asserting that the military reconstruct on the base of national principles will lead to stability and security of Yemen.
He indicated that the situation in Yemen got better, confirming that some political forces do not know realities in Yemen and singling out that Yemen still faces economic, political and security crises.
Hadi reaffirmed that he will hunt the terrorists anywhere in Yemen, appreciating victories made by the army in Zinjibar, Jaar and other regions of Abyan.
He said that the war against Al-Qaeda does not start so far, emphasizing that the army will dislodge all Yemen of militants.
He further cited that there no longer fears of breaking out a civil war, reiterating that all "brotherly and friendly states" stand by Yemen and hinting that they know well that turmoil in Yemen will affect on the region and world as a whole.
The Yemeni Defense Ministry declared on Wednesday that an Iranian spy cell was arrested by the security forces, pointing out that the cell had been working in Yemen for seven years.


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