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Security Council welcomes envoy's truce call in Yemen, response from parties

UN Security Council urges Houthis to abide by terms of truce

NEW YORK: The UN Security Council on Monday strongly condemned the cross-border terrorist attacks by the Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia last month. The Iranian-backed Houthis struck critical civilian infrastructure in the Kingdom on March 20 and 25. The Security Council expressed its expectation and demand that the Houthis abide by the terms of a “welcomed” truce, which

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Security Council welcomes envoy's truce call in Yemen, response from parties

The UN Security Council has issued a statement, welcoming the April 1 call by UN special envoy Hans Grundberg for a two-month truce announcement on Yemen and the positive response from the parties.The council members underscored the opportunity ...

Emirates News Agency - UN Security Council welcomes truce in Yemen

NEW YORK, 4th April, 2022 (WAM) -- The United Nations (UN) Security Council welcomed the 1st April call by UN Special Envoy Hans Grundberg for a two-month truce announcement on Yemen and the positive response from the parties. The members of the Security Council underscored the opportunity a truce affords to alleviate the humanitarian suffering of Yemenis and improve regional stability. The members of the Security Council called on all parties to seize the opportunity provided by the truce and work with the UN Special...

Yemen's Joint Declaration: A bigger repeat of the stalled Hodeida Agreement?

Yemen’s Joint Declaration: A bigger repeat of the stalled Hodeida Agreement? March 4, 2021 Share With debate on Yemen in recent weeks focused on the decision by the U.S. State Department to revoke the Houthis’ designation as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO), the Joint Declaration (JD) proposal by U.N. Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths has received relatively little attention. During his first State Department address, President Joe Biden made clear that his administration is “stepping up … diplomacy to end the war in Yemen” and announced the suspension of “American support for offensive operations.” With the appointment of Timothy Lenderking as U.S. special envoy for Yemen in addition to the Houthi FTO revocation, Washington has made moves to expand its role in de-escalation initiatives, rather than conflict resolution. Lenderking discussed efforts to resume the political process with Griffiths and the Yemeni leadership, including cease-fire options and economic and humanitarian measures, and this aligns with the JD proposal advanced by Griffiths following the Arab Coalition’s unilateral cease-fire in April 2020.