Yemen FM tells British ambassador Houthis violated truce from the first night

Yemen: Supporting Yemeni state economically, politically is investment in security, stability of the world

The Republic of Yemen confirmed that the Houthi militias still constitute the greatest and most dangerous threat to the security and stability of Yemen, the region, the world and international navigation, and that the peace we seek cannot be built with militias that see war, chaos and destruction as a means of survival... underlining that supporting the Yemeni state economically, politically and security is a direct investment in the security and stability of the region and the world.

German Chancellor Says Europe Must Stand Strong

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called on Europeans to strive for greater autonomy, emphasizing the need for Europe to defend itself using its own capabilities, given the shift in transatlantic relations.

China's foreign exchange reserves rise to $3.3991 trillion

China's total foreign exchange reserves made $3.3991 trillion at the end of last January, marking an increase of $41.2 billion, or 1.23 percent, compared to the end of December last year.

Saudi League: Al-Nassr, Al-Ettifaq and Neom Secure Victories Over Al-Ittihad, Damac and Al-Riyadh

Al-Nassr defeated its guest Al-Ittihad 2–0 in the match that brought them together at Al-Awwal Park Stadium in Riyadh, as part of the 21st round of the Saudi Professional League.

Last Update: ، 2026/02/13 Time 10:38:00
Latest News:

Prime Minister receives UN Special Envoy to Yemen

Yemeni PM Receives Message from Polish Counterpart

Yemen joins Conference of Transport, Communications Ministers of OIC

Prime Minister meets with UNOPS delegation

Al-Khanbashi praises efforts of UNESCO, its interventions in Hadhramaut

Yemen FM tells British ambassador Houthis violated truce from the first night

[03/04/2022 03:28]

Riyadh – Saba
Yemen's Foreign Minister, Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, met today with the British Ambassador to Yemen, Richard Oppenheim, and discussed with him developments in Yemen in light of the truce announced by the UN Special Envoy saying the militia have begun to breach the truce from the time it entered into effect - yesterday evening.

The Minister noted that the government approved of the truce proposal with aim of securing a way to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people, but the Houthi militia does not seem to pay any attention as evidenced by its breaches including the continued aggression against Marib governorate.

He said the Houthi militia are attacking the governorate with various types of heavy weapons, ballistic missiles and drones.
Bin Mubarak explained that the resumption of flights to and from Sanaa Airport would help alleviate the suffering of Yemenis in the areas under the control of the militia.. He held the militia responsible for closing the airport over the past years as a result of its use for military purposes and rejecting all proposals to restart it.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs indicated that the government granting additional facilities for the arrival of oil derivatives ships to the port of Hodeidah is not a new matter, and it has previously granted licenses to enter 12 oil ships to the port of Hodeidah during the past few months.

He said the Houthis have based their interests on newly established black markets for fuel to maximize profits at the expense of the suffering of the Yemeni people living in the militia's areas of control.