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Abu Elgheit: Yemen situations expose coupists' selfish orientations

[12/09/2017 05:35]

CAIRO-SABA
The Secretary General of the Arab League Ahmed Abu Elgheit has said Yemen's situations expose the coupists' own entrenchment in their own interests and selfish orientations.

Addressing an inaugural session in the Arab League in Cairo on Tuesday, Abu Elgheit said: "It has become clear who is responsible for aborting all potential political settlements."

"The Houthis have refused all balanced initiatives which the UN Special Envoy to Yemen OuldCheikh brought forward. These initiatives were meant to spare the country the slide into more devastation and to contain the horrific impact of the war on the civilians," he elaborated.

"It is time that the coupist realize that they are wreaking havoc in their country and imperil the lives of millions of innocent Yemenis."