The Yemeni presidency confirms that the militias deliberately thwart the negotiations

93 rockets have been launched by the Houthis since last January

Houthi violations caused humanitarian crises in Yemen.

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The Yemeni presidency confirmed that the Houthi militia insists on increasing the pace of hostilities in the Marib Governorate, in the east of the country, politicizing the humanitarian file, and thwarting UN negotiations.

The director of the presidential office, Abdullah Al-Alimi, said during a press conference held via video technology, organized by the "Yemen in International Media" program of the Sana'a Center for Studies, according to a statement by the Center: “Since last January, the Houthis have launched 93 missiles, 360 shells and 257 explosive and reconnaissance aircraft inside. Yemeni ».

Al-Alimi accused the Houthis of thwarting the recent negotiations led by the UN envoys Martin Griffiths and the American Tim Lenderking for a ceasefire, noting at the same time that all efforts related to the joint declaration and stopping escalation were approved by the government.

The director of the Yemeni Presidential Office confirmed that the legitimate government has announced its readiness to go into direct negotiations with the Houthis, and its approval of the opening of Sanaa airport and the port of Hodeidah (west of the country) and the ceasefire on the part of the Houthis, explaining that the Riyadh agreement needs to be strengthened and to implement the remaining provisions, especially in Concerning the military side.

On the other hand, Yemeni Minister of Information Muammar Al-Eryani said that the Iranian regime is trying to impose its control on Yemen.

In statements to the official Yemeni News Agency, he indicated that the actions of the officer in the so-called "Iranian Quds Force" called Hassan Erlo;

Confirms that he is acting as the de facto ruler, and imposes himself the first responsible for the kidnapped capital, Sanaa, and the rest of the areas under the control of the terrorist Houthi militia.

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