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Houthis continue to avoid implementation of peace agreements, says PM

[19/03/2019 05:16]

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Prime Minister Maeen Abdumalik said the Houthi rebel militia is continuing to avoid the implementation of peace agreements and the UN should set a limit to that attitude.

In a reception of the President and CEO of the International Crisis Group Robert Malley, Abdulmalik said, "The government has offered and still offering concessions to achieve just comprehensive peace … while the coupist militia continue to avoid the implement of the provisions of (peace) agreements."

He said: "The Yemeni political crisis is a clear one. It is the result of the Houthi coup" of September 2014.