Yemeni Official stated that Yemen welcomes dialogue with coalition in any country that is not part of the aggression against Yemen. “Dialogue must prioritize humanitarian situation and the arbitrary restrictions on Hodeidah’s port and Sana’a International Airport,” the source said.
The source pointed that it is not logical nor fair that the inviting and hosting the dialogue is to be announced by a state leading war and siege against Yemen. It is also not right for the coalition of aggression to call for dialogue and send terrorists to detonate people in markets and cities.
The remarks came after two Persian Gulf officials told Reuters that formal invitations would be sent within days for the talks, planned to be held in Riyadh on March 29-April 7, to discuss military, political and economic aspects of the war. Ansarullah officials, they added, would be “guests” of GCC Secretary General Nayef Falah Mubarak al-Hajraf at the body’s Riyadh headquarters and would have his security guarantees if the group accepted the invitation.
The Persian Gulf officials, who declined to be named, also noted that former Saudi-sponsored Yemeni president AbdRabbuh Mansour Hadi, who is based in Riyadh, had agreed to the discussions. The security services revealed Tuesday the details of thwarting a plan by the Saudi intelligence service, which was targeting the security and safety of the capital, Sana’a.
According to the “Saba” agency, the security services explained in a statement that the enemy had recruited a cell, equipped a number of car bombs, and sent them to the free governorates to kill innocents and disturb the public tranquility that citizens enjoy.
