Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh yesterday vowed to pursue Badruddin Al-Houthi, whose armed supporters fought government troops for two weeks in country's north. "By the grace of God, the strife was subdued, and all elements involved in fomenting that strife or those who provided them with support should be hunted down and brought to justice," Saleh said, addressing top military and police commanders. In a strongly-worded speech, carried by the Yemen's official news agency, the Yemeni leader dubbed Al-Houthi and his followers "defiant elements holding false ideas and acting against the law, order and constitution".