Houthis bury Ali Saleh in his hometown without customary funeral
The sources confirmed that those attending the funeral were limited in number - around 20 people.
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Al-Arabiya learned that former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh was buried in his birthplace, the village of Al-Ahmar near Sahnan, without a customary funeral.
According to news reports, a military official in the Iranian Houthi militia, who oversaw the attack on Saleh’s house, supervised the burial too.
The sources said that the Houthi militias buried Saleh in the presence of his son Madin, his nephew Mohammed Saleh, House of Representatives Speaker Yahya al-Ra'i, and Houthi leader Abu Hakim.
The sources confirmed that those attending the funeral were limited in number - around 20 people.
Source: Alarabiya
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