Monday, 15 February, 2021 - 09:15
Ships are seen at the Hodeida port, Yemen May 14, 2019. REUTERS/Abduljabbar Zeyad Aden, Riyadh- Ali Rabih and Abdulhadi Habtoor
Fears of the UN-sponsored Stockholm Agreement collapsing between the internationally recognized government of Yemen and Iran-backed Houthi militias have resurfaced with the latter stepping up attacks against civilians in recent days.
Yemeni government sources have raised the alarm on the fragile deal falling apart in the port city of Hodeidah, labeling the situation as “very dangerous.”
The UN Security Council and the international community need to reassess the status of the UN mission stationed in Hodeidah, sources told Asharq Al-Awsat, explaining that the peacekeeping taskforce has been taken “hostage” by Houthis.
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Friday, 15 January, 2021 - 06:45
Yemeni Interior Minister Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Haydan. Saba News Agency Riyadh - Abdulhadi Habtor
Yemen s Interior Minister Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Haydan accused Thursday Houthis, and Iranian and Lebanese experts of standing behind the December 30 terror attack at Aden Airport.
“Preliminary results from investigations into the attack found that Houthis, along with Iranian and Lebanese experts, carried out the attack by firing three medium-range surface-to-surface missiles from a distance of more than 100 kilometers,” Haydan said during a press conference.
The minister heads an investigation committee formed by Yemen s President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi following the attack that targeted the airport.
Gov t: Iran revealed its severe pain of planned Houthi terror designation 1/11/2021 8:42:00 PM الصحوة نت - خاص
The spokesman of the Yemeni government said Iran has revealed that it suffered a severe pain from the planned US decision to designate its Houthi proxy a terrorist organization.
After the US State Department announced its designation intentions, Rajeh Badi told the news agency Anadolu: The reaction of Iran revealed it is suffering a severe pain given that Houthis represent a proxy for the IRGC. Iran had described the US planned decision as a bankruptcy.
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Several explosions hit Yemen’s Aden airport as the newly formed power-sharing government arrived from Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.
The blasts killed at least 22 people and injured scores more, Rajeh Badi, the spokesman for the new government, told CNN. All the Cabinet members are safe, according to Yemen Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalek.
It is unclear if the explosions were caused by missiles fired on the airport. Badi told CNN that the investigations have not been concluded yet.
Saudi Arabia accused Iran-backed Houthi rebels of being behind the explosion, according to the state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The group has not claimed responsibility.
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