Al-Ezzi: The mercenaries included the names of al-Qaeda members in the lists of former prisoners, and their relationship became clear

Sana’a has reaffirmed that the takfiri criminal organizations, on top is the so-called “Al-Qaeda”, represent a major part of the mercenary government and the camp of the US-Saudi aggression coalition, which was revealed by the recent prisoner exchange deal announced by the National Committee this week. This represents a scandal for all propaganda, and the misleading slogans of the forces of aggression and their Western sponsors.

The deputy foreign minister in the National Salvation Government, Hussein al-Ezzi, said, “Sana’a had already received, through the United Nations itself, lists of prisoners of false legitimacy, which included dozens of names from al-Qaeda.”

This happened in previous prisoner swaps, in which the aggression coalition was keen to include the names of elements of the criminal organization in the lists of prisoners, so they can be liberated. This is clear evidence of the close relationship between the countries of aggression and the ISIS group.

Earlier this week, the National Committee for Prisoners’ Affairs announced a prisoner exchange, in which two prisoners from the criminal organization were released, in exchange for three prisoners from the army, in another evidence that revealed that the organization represents an essential part of the aggression camp, which was what the organization itself had previously acknowledged.

Al-Ezzi explained, “Any observers of the Yemen file are well aware that Al-Qaeda is part of the Al-Alimi government, which is rejected in Yemen and recognized by America, Britain, France, and all the cash beggars.”

Al-Qaeda had published video clips in which it confirmed that it was fighting alongside the mercenary government forces on several fronts, including Marib, in which the organization made it clear that it had special fronts, and also confirmed that its elements and leaders moved freely in the city of Marib, and received the required support from the mercenary forces affiliated with the Saudi aggression.

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs affirmed that “the war of the Saudi aggression against our country exposed the West, and no Western official can no longer give us lectures on human rights,” referring to the recent statement of the ambassadors of America, Britain and France, which accused Sanaa of violating human rights in a repeated attempt to cover up their witnessed crimes against the people of Yemen.

Al-Ezzi addressed the ambassadors and officials of America, France and Britain, saying: “You must remain silent and not talk about our country; Because you are mere beggars for the money of the Saudi aggression, and you have nothing to do with human values.”

The media of the aggression coalition and its mercenaries are trying to mislead the public about their clear relationship with Al-Qaeda, by accusing Sanaa of this relationship, but the prisoner exchange deals, video confessions, reports, and investigations published by the international media over the past years completely deny that accusation, and confirm that the “Al-Qaeda” and “ISIS” , and all other takfiri organizations, were and still one of the tools used by the countries of the aggression coalition and their sponsors directly in the war against the Yemeni people.