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Govt seeking peace but rebels put setbacks after setbacks, al-Wuheishi says

[30/10/2017 03:21]

MOSCOW-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Moscow Ahmed al-Wuheishi said that the Government is seeking peace but the (Saleh-Houthi) rebels put setbacks after setbacks before the efforts meant to realize peace.

In a press conference he held in the Media Center in Moscow he "in spite of that (Houthi setbacks), the Government is still seeking peace and calls upon the international community to pressure on the rebels to stop obstructing the access to peace in Yemen."