Amb. Balfaqih Seeks Further Indonesian Development Cooperation
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Amb. Balfaqih Seeks Further Indonesian Development Cooperation
Yemen, IOM Discuss Aligning Interventions with Government Priorities
Yemen, Malaysia Discuss Strengthening Health Cooperation
Defense Minister Vows to Confront Violations of Yemen's Airspace
Cabinet Declares Permanent Session Over Houthi Escalation
Latest News:
Amb. Balfaqih Seeks Further Indonesian Development Cooperation
Yemen, IOM Discuss Aligning Interventions with Government Priorities
Yemen, Malaysia Discuss Strengthening Health Cooperation
Defense Minister Vows to Confront Violations of Yemen's Airspace
Cabinet Declares Permanent Session Over Houthi Escalation
Prime Minister: Houthis Responsible for Derailing Peace Efforts
[07/07/2026 04:27]
ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dr. Shaya Zindani said the Yemeni government has exhausted all peace opportunities, accusing the terrorist Houthi militia of undermining mediation efforts and pushing Yemen toward further conflict.
In a message to Yemenis in Houthi-controlled areas, Zindani said the government supported Saudi-Omani and UN-led peace initiatives, while the militia rejected commitments and resumed escalation.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to a comprehensive peace process and called on the Houthis to return to dialogue, warning that continued threats to national security would face a firm response.
Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dr. Shaya Zindani said the Yemeni government has exhausted all peace opportunities, accusing the terrorist Houthi militia of undermining mediation efforts and pushing Yemen toward further conflict.
In a message to Yemenis in Houthi-controlled areas, Zindani said the government supported Saudi-Omani and UN-led peace initiatives, while the militia rejected commitments and resumed escalation.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to a comprehensive peace process and called on the Houthis to return to dialogue, warning that continued threats to national security would face a firm response.
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