Saudi Arabia Announces Contact Numbers for Info on Wanted Yemeni Leaders
Saudi Arabia has put up contact numbers to report on the list of 40 names of leaders and elements responsible for supporting terrorist activities in the Houthi group.
Saudi Arabia considers these people as primarily responsible for planning, implementing and supporting various terrorist activities in the Houthi group and requests information from inside and outside Yemen, Saudi Arabia press reported Tuesday.
It is noteworthy that financial rewards (indicated in front of each of these wanted names) are to be given to anyone who provide concerned authorities with any helpful information, may lead to arresting or locating these wanted names, the report stated.
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