Economy & Industry Office condemns targeting economic facilities by US aggression
The Office of Economy, Industry and Investment in Hodeida province condemned the crimes committed by the US aggression, which targeted vital economic facilities, including Al-Habashi Steel Factory in Bajil and the cotton gin in Zabid.
In a statement, a copy of which was received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the office said that the crimes of the US enemy reflect its systematic intentions to destroy the national economy and impoverish the Yemeni people, noting that the targeting of industrial and agricultural facilities targets both workers and farmers who work to secure their livelihoods.
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