Yemen welcomes new peace talks – News – Corren.se

"Yemen welcomes all attempts to restore peace," the government said in a statement to the official Saba news agency.

"The Jemen government is ready to start talks immediately," he said.

At the same time, the Saudi-led alliance that supports the regime brings together thousands of soldiers near the important port of Al-Hudaydah (Hodeidah). About 30,000 soldiers are supported by armored vehicles and tanks, according to a source in preparation for an increased effort in the coming days. Troop movements are seen as a sign of pressure on Huthire's bubbles that control the city.

Wallström confirms

The United Nations and the United States have put pressure on the warring parties to engage in new peace talks. US Defense Minister Jim Mattis said on Wednesday that the regime and the rebels are expected to meet in Sweden with UN envoy Martin Griffiths in November.

Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström (S) confirmed the plans on the same day.

It is true that the UN asked us if we could be a place where the UN delegate could bring the parties to this conflict together, she told TT.

Even US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calls for peace talks. He hopes that the alliance led by Saudi Arabia will end all aviation-related cases in all populated areas of Yemen. At the same time, Huthire's bells, supposed to receive support from Iran, are urged to end their robotic attacks against the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

Humanitarian crisis

The United Nations describes the war in Yemen as the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world: 14 million people are starving and 400,000 children under the age of five suffer from severe malnutrition, which the situation describes as acute. This number is expected to increase sharply over the next few months, as the hospital will close to increase drug prices.

Previous attempts at peace talks on Yemen have failed. In September of this year, appeals were held in Geneva, Switzerland, but were suspended. Jemen Foreign Minister Khaled Alyemany then accused the Huthireballs of trying to sabotage the talks and demanded that the UN be more determined to bring the other party to the negotiating table.