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National Alliance of Political Parties welcomes Cooperation Council invitation for consultations

[21/03/2022 01:59]

ADEN - SABA
The National Alliance of Political Parties and Components welcomed the invitation of the Gulf Cooperation Council for Yemeni-Yemeni consultations at the headquarters of the Council's General Secretariat.

In a statement today, the alliance considered this call as a real opportunity for serious discussions and solutions to the Yemeni crisis in a way that guarantees the end of the coup, the restoration of the state and the achievement of a comprehensive and sustainable peace based on the three recognized references represented by the Gulf initiative, its executive mechanism, the outcomes of the comprehensive National Dialogue Conference and Security Council Resolution No. 2216.

The alliance denounced the way the Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militia dealt with the call and bombed civilian facilities in the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and in liberated Yemeni cities with drones and ballistic missiles that the Houthi militia obtained from the Iranian regime.

This behavior was considered complete evidence of the Houthi militia's rejection of peace calls and its insistence on continuing the war, indifference to the suffering of Yemeni citizens.