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PM: Militia's military escalation, breaches of the truce in Hodeidah bring peace process to crossroad

[12/03/2020 05:02]

RIYADH-SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik described Houthi militia's recent military escalation and recurrent breaches of the UN- sponosored ceace-fire in Hodeidah as intentionally endeavers to spoil Stockholm Agreement, clearly demonstrate that the militia's leaders have never seriously sought for peace.

His remarks came during a phone call he conducted Thursday with the head of the government's team engaged in the Redepolyment Coordination Committee (RCC), Maj. General Mohammed Aidhah.

In his call Dr. Ma'een intended to know about the health conditions of Colonel Mohammed Assoleihi who was shot by Houthi sniper while on duty on Wednesday.

" Shooting Col. Assoleihi while on duty is flagrant breache and serious act threatens Stockhol Agreement, brings the entire peace process to crossroad", said Ma'een.