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Tariq Saleh says the PLC committed to maintain the UN-brokered truce

[04/05/2022 05:58]

HODEIDAH - SABA
Brigadier Tariq Saleh Deputy Head of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) has reiterated the PLC's commitment to maintain the UN-sponsored humanitarian truce even though Houthi militia's ongoing violations of the cease-fire agreement in different flashpoints.

He blamed Houthi militia for rejecting all solutions suggested to re-operate airway flights from and to Sana'a airport in order to keep on exploiting the humanitarian files to gain politically. He stated that the government has offered to establish a bureau for passports at Sana'a airport in coordination with the UN's office to facilitate the peoples' travel, but the Houthis have rejected.

He voiced his comments as he met today with senior military and security commanders in Hays' Military Axis in the west coast.

Brigadier Tariq deeply appreciated the efforts of the GCC's member states, mainly the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates and their support for Yemen and the Yemeni peoples in different fields.