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[22/02/2024 04:36]

BRUSSELS - SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to the European Union Muhammad Taha Mustafa discussed with the director-general of the Middle East and North Africa Department and the head of the Arabian Peninsula and Iraq Division at the European Union latest political developments in Yemen as well as the region.

Mustafa stressed briefed the two EU officials on the efforts of Yemen's government to achieve peace and how the intransigent Houthi militia set back those efforts and how Houthis expand their destabilization efforts to disrupting shipping in the Red Sea through piracy.