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The Council of Ministers calls on the IC to press for peace

[08/05/2021 08:39]

ADEN - SABA
The Council of Ministers called on the International Community (IC) to act firmly and overtly toward Houthi militia's recurrent rejection of all peace proposals and calls.

It stated that the IC's murky stances will only embolden these militias and their backers in Tehran to go on further worsening the humanitarian suffering and disaster in Yemen which created by the militia's coup against a legitimate government and the war it triggered.

In its virtual session today presided over by the Prime Minister Dr. Maeen Abdulmalik the Cabinet reiterated the government's constructive reactions to the peace proposals in order to stop the bloodshed and put an end of the humanitarian suffering the Yemeni peoples have been struggling with.

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