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Houthis fire Katyucha on government reps in Redeployment Coordination Committee

[12/03/2019 03:03]

HODEIDAH-SABA
Houthis fired Katyucha rockets on the government's representatives at the Redeployment Coordination Committee (RCC) in Hodeidah on Tuesday.

The RCC which includes Houthi repesentatives is suppose find mutually acceptable solutions and timelines for the implementation of the Hodeidah demilitarization provisions in the Stockholm Agreement.

A source in the government's team said the coupist militia fired rockets on them as they sat with government's field commanders to discuss the implementation of the government's part of redeployment as agreed with the UN peace mediator Martin Griffiths.

The source said the militia are working persistently to fail any positive efforts from the government to save the Stockholm Agreement agreed under UN supervision on December 13.

The source said the rocket attack against the governmental team "was not the first and may not be the last."