Yemeni welcome to the Security Council's condemnation of the Houthi attacks... and new efforts to extend the armistice

The Yemeni government welcomed the statement of the UN Security Council, which condemned the Houthi terrorist attack on the Dabba oil port in Hadramout Governorate, stressing the need to deter and punish the Houthis for their terrorist attacks.

According to the official Saba Agency, the Yemeni Foreign Ministry stressed, in a statement in this regard, the urgent need to deter the terrorist Houthi militias, and their actions that threaten regional and international peace and security, and the need to punish the perpetrators and planners of those attacks and support the Yemeni government's decision to include the Houthi militias among terrorist organizations and groups.

On Wednesday, the UN Security Council strongly condemned the Houthi terrorist attacks by drones on the Dabba oil port in Hadramout, and considered them a serious threat to the peace process, stability of Yemen and maritime security, including navigational rights and freedoms stipulated in international law.

While the members of the Security Council reiterated their support for the United Nations Special Envoy, Hans Grundberg, in his efforts towards a negotiated and comprehensive Yemeni-led political settlement based on the agreed terms of reference, the Yemeni government called on the international community to classify the Houthi militias as a terrorist group.

For his part, the Saudi ambassador to Yemen, Muhammad Al Jaber, indicated that the issuance of a unanimous statement by the Security Council condemning the Houthi attack on the Hadhramaut port as a terrorist act, confirms the deep understanding of all countries that classifying the Houthi militia as a terrorist group has become a choice decided by its upcoming actions, which do not differ from my organization. ISIS and Al-Qaeda.

In addition, the Swedish envoy to Yemen, Peter Sembney, discussed with Omani Foreign Minister Khalifa bin Ali Al-Harthi the efforts made to support the Yemeni parties to reach a political solution that achieves security and stability for the brotherly Yemen and the countries of the region.

 The Sultanate of Oman, which permanently hosts Houthi leaders, plays the role of mediator between the Houthis and international and regional actors with the aim of reaching an agreement to end the conflict in Yemen.

 In a telephone conversation with his Omani counterpart Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed bin Mubarak discussed the repercussions of the Houthi terrorist attacks on oil ports and their impact on the peace process in Yemen. The Yemeni people and support for the international efforts being made to find a comprehensive political solution to end the Yemeni crisis.

In Aden, the Presidential Command Council headed by President Rashad Al-Alimi, Supreme Commander of the Yemeni Armed Forces, held a meeting on Thursday that included the Security and Military Committee headed by Major General Haitham Qassem Taher.

The official Saba news agency stated that the meeting touched on the work plan of the security and military committee, its plans and future tasks, and the ongoing development plan to improve the infrastructure of the armed and security forces, raise their efficiency, and raise the level of training and qualification for various formations.

Aden also witnessed the assertion of the Chairman of the Presidential Command Council, during his meeting with the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation headed by the Director of Operations of the Committee Martin Schweib, the support of the Council and the Yemeni government efforts to release all detainees, and the pressures required to push the terrorist militias to deal seriously with this humanitarian file.

Meanwhile, Yemeni arrangements with the United Nations began to hold a meeting on enhancing effective coordination with development and humanitarian partners in Yemen, next November, in the Swiss city of Geneva, to discuss efforts to enhance coordination between the government side and United Nations organizations to ensure sustainability, response, and mobilize resources to cover the gaps. Funding for food and nutrition in Yemen for the coming period.

In the field, the southern and joint forces were able to thwart infiltration attempts by Houthi elements on the fronts north of Al-Dhalea, and inflicted heavy losses on them, according to field sources, confirming that all Houthi attempts to advance towards their positions in the Al-Fakher sector were repelled.

In addition, a girl was wounded by a Houthi sniper while she was in the yard of her house in the town of Salim, northwest of Qataba district, north of Al-Dhalea.

On the west coast, the engineering teams of the joint forces uncovered a new Houthi minefield in the farms located in the Beit Qurosh area surrounding the Hays district, and began the process of dismantling it.

In Sanaa, the outcome of the Houthi-Houthi confrontations in the village of Beit Maran in Arhab district, north of the capital, rose to four dead and 10 wounded, and 7 Houthi combat vehicles were destroyed, against the background of dividing the looted from the lands belonging to the tribes in the village.

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