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Arab Parliament condemns Houthi refusal to extend truce

[07/10/2022 06:29]

Cairo - Saba
The Arab Parliament condemned the Houthi terrorist militia’s refusal to extend the humanitarian truce proposed by the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, and approved by the Yemeni government.

The Arab Parliament said in a statement today, "The rejection of the terrorist Houthi militia confirms beyond any doubt its rejection of peace efforts and its determination to continue terrorist operations inside and outside Yemen, which represents a clear violation of all international conventions and norms."

Parliament stressed the need for the international community to support efforts to extend the humanitarian truce in Yemen as an urgent humanitarian necessity to alleviate the difficult reality experienced by the Yemeni people.