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Shojaa Addeen demands int'l pressuring of Houthis to honor peace deal

[28/03/2019 01:01]

VIENNA-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Austria Haytham Shojaa Addeen has stressed the imperative that the international community pressure the Houthis to honor the latest peace deal with the government- the Stockholm Agreement.

In a meeting with Sandor von Habsburg Lothringen the president of the Flame of Peace, an Austrian non-profit organization here today, Shojaa Addeen pointed to the government's positive reaction with the efforts of the UN peace mediator Martin Griffiths. He cited the failure of the United Nations, however, to make any progress in the Agreement even 100 days after its signature due to the Houthi maximalist attitude and the lack of international pressures on them.