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[24/04/2020 05:02]

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The Arab Coalition backing Yemen's legitimate government against Houthi armed militiamen announced the extension of a two-week ceasefire that expired on Thursday for an additional month.

The alliance's spokesman Col. Turki al-Maliki said the Coalition is extending this overture "to give room for negotiations about a permanent ceasefire, agreement on economic and humanitarian arrangements, resuming Yemen's political process, … and focus of efforts to prevent the outbreak of coronavirus."

The previous ceasefire saw repeated Houthi violations in the form of military escalation and attacks on civilians.