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Mujawar sayHouthis' crimes continue

[14/08/2018 04:37]

GENEVA -SABA
Yemen's representative to the United Nations in Geneva, Ali Mujawar, has stressed the government's keenness on peace and saving the blood of Yemenis.

In a press conference held today in the United Nations Press Conference Room in Geneva, he recounted the latest developments in Yemen, the efforts exerted by the UN special envoy for Yemen, the positive engagement by the government and the need for Houthi compliance with the terms of reference for peace agreed upon locally, regionally and internationally.

He said that Iran affiliate rebel militia are bent on continuing their crimes and giving no chance to peace.