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Security Council's carelessness will allow Houthis to continue dodges

[12/04/2019 04:46]

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Foreign Minister Khaled Alyemany said the UN Security Council's carelessness about the Houthi refusal to honor the Stockholm Agreement will the rebel militia to continue dodges and trickeries that dash the hopes for peaceful settlement in Yemen.

In a meeting the representatives of the UNSC member countries here today, Alyemany stressed the imperative of the Security Council assumption of its responsibility of holding the Houthis accountable and pressing them into abiding by the agreement and the resolutions of the Council itself regarding Hodeidah.

"Four years after reaching the Stockholm Agreement, the Houthi militia have been obstructing its implementation and aggravating the humanitarian crisis," he said.