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Keeping blind eye approach to Houthis will allow them 'to keep avoiding their commitments'

[08/05/2019 04:20]

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Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammed al-Hadhrami said that keeping a blind eye approach toward Houthis and failing to hold them accountable for their stubbornness will allow this militia to keep avoiding their commitments under the Stockholm Agreement mainly withdrawal from Hodeida city and ports."

In a meeting with Marwan Ali, the Director of the Office of UN Envoy to Yemen, al-Hadhrami called on the United Nations especially the UN envoy's office to name the party responsible for obstructing peace in the country.

He indicated in the meeting that the government is currently preparing for the relocation of the UN offices from the Houthi-held Sana'a to the temporary capital Aden.

He said the relocation will deny Houthis the chance of extorting the UN offices and of obstructing their mission.