Saudi embassy in London: Coalition spokesman safe
The Saudi Embassy to the United Kingdom stressed the safety of Major General Ahmed Asiri
London - Arab Today
The Saudi Embassy to the United Kingdom stressed the safety of Major General Ahmed Asiri, Adviser to the Minister of Defence and Spokesman of the Arab Coalition Forces to Support Legitimacy in Yemen, following an attempt to assault him by a group of protesters, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
According to the Saudi Embassy's twitter account, the embassy said that Major General Asiri was exposed to an attempt of assault by a group of protesters who were trying to disrupt his participation in the European Council Seminar on Foreign Relations to discuss the situation in Yemen.
"The embassy would like to thank the British police for its cooperation in protecting the place and ensuring the safe exit for the Saudi ambassador and the Major General from the building," the embassy said.
The Saudi embassy added that Asiri continued his communication programme in Britain without any change in spite of the desperate attempts to disrupt him by forces pursuing violence as a principle.
Source: BNA
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