News - Yemen: the head of National Delegation, Mohammed Abdulsalam, considered the confession of the US-Saudi aggression spokesman’s, of fabricating evidence about the presence of missile sites in Hodeidah's port, to be pathetic, since the spokesman admitted to it as "an insignificant error."

In response to the spokesman of the aggression, Abdulsalam said in a tweet, on Tuesday, that " Victims of your insignificant errors are civilians. The Saudi aggression is the biggest mistake committed with US support against the Yemeni people, not just the fabrication of evidence ."

The aggression's spokesman Turki Al-Maliki admitted, on Tuesday, that the video that was published of what he claimed was a workshop for  of ballistic missiles and drones in the port of Hodeidah “fabricated and incorrect.”

Al-Maliki confirmed, in a press conference held in the city of Ataq, the capital of Shabwa, that "the video was passed to him in a mistake, and it is "insignificant".

The coalition spokesman's confession drew widespread ridicule from social networking sites, describing his allegations as "impudent", as a result of his reliance on fabrication to justify his attacks on civilians.