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Al-Eradah presents list of Houthi ceasefire violations to Mauritanian foreign ministry

[01/02/2019 02:00]

NOUAKCHOTT-SABA
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In a meeting the two diplomats held in Nouakchott today, they discussed the latest developments in Yemen and the government's unilateral observation of the latest peace deal of Stockholm versus the Houthi stubbornness and opening of fire on the motorcade of the Dutch retired general, the head of the UN ceasefire monitoring team, Patrick Cammaert.