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Houthis prevent UN plane from landing in Sana'a to collect relativesofex-president

[28/09/2018 04:51]

AMMAN-SABA
The Houthis haveprevented a UN airplane from landing in Sana'a airport to collect relatives of the slain ex-president Ali Abdullah Salehincluding two of Saleh's sons to transport them all outside Yemen as per a previous agreement, a diplomatic source told Saba.

The source, in the Jordanian capital Amman, said theplane tried to land in the airport of the Houthi-controlled Sana'a on Friday to collect Saleh's relatives including Salah and Medyan, two of Saleh's sons who were supposed to be released from Houthi jailsas per an agreement with the UN.

The source said the militia's stubborn retreat from the agreement is a new proof of the militia's lack of good faith and seriousness about peace.