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US Department of State holds Houthi militia responsible on failing peace process

[04/06/2021 07:41]

WASHINGTON - SABA
US Department of State has held Houthi militia responsibility of rejection of involving in talks aiming for ceasefire and taking steps for solving the conflict has lasted for seven years in Yemen and caused unimaginable suffering to Yemeni people, according to a release issued by the department.

"Houthis continue their destructive attack, which is denounced by international community and leaves Houthis in increasingly isolation, on Marib," said the release issued by the State Department after the return of the US Envoy to Yemen from a visit to Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan and UAE.

The release pointed out to meetings of the US envoy with leaders of Yemen's legitimacy for boosting inclusive operations, which enable Yemeni people address future of their country and support voices for peace.