Counter Extremism Project (CEP) CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, CEP President
Frances F. Townsend, and CEP Senior Advisor Norman T. Roule released....


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CEP Statement On Abu Dhabi Terror Attacks

(New York, N.Y.) – Counter Extremism Project (CEP) CEO Ambassador Mark D.
Wallace, CEP President Frances F. Townsend, and CEP Senior Advisor Norman T.
Roule released the following joint statement today in response to thedrone
terror attacks
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in Abu Dhabi perpetrated by the Houthis—officially known as Ansar Allah
(Partisans of God)—which killed at least three civilians and wounded six.

 

“The Iran-backed Houthis have continued its campaign of terror against
civilians and civilian infrastructure from its base of operations in Yemen. CEP
stands with the people of the United Arab Emirates as they mourn the losses
from the attack. We applaud the Biden Administration forrecognizing
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that the Houthis are guilty of a heinous terrorist attack and strongly urge it
to reverse its February 2021decision
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to de-list the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.

 

“The deadly drone attacks on a civilian airport and industrial park are
representative of how the Houthis have operated for years—attacks against
multinational civilian targets, often using Iranian missiles and drones as well
as tactics provided by Iran’s Qods Force and Lebanese Hezbollah, the world’s
leading sponsors of terrorism. The international community should bring
whatever pressure is required to compel Iran to cease its support for these
terrorist activities.”

 

To read CEP’s resource Houthis, please click here
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