A member of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen, Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, and officials in Sanaa reject the initiative of the Gulf Cooperation Council regarding the Yemeni dialogue in Riyadh.
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Member of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen, Muhammad Ali al-Houthi
A member of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen, Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, said that the Yemeni-Yemeni consultations are being held “as a prelude to dialogue leading to solutions” in Yemen, and “they are not held following exploratory dialogues that spanned for years without benefit.”
Al-Houthi added in a tweet via “Twitter”: “The solution is very close – and we have repeatedly announced its premises – if the will and credibility are found in the decision of the coalition of the US-British, Saudi-Emirati aggression and its allies for peace.”
In another tweet, Al-Houthi accused the coalition of preventing the entry of oil derivatives and causing a fuel crisis.
countries of aggression
a little modesty
Before they end the war, they ended the crisis of derivatives that they continued to harm the Yemeni people by preventing it, and it is with their money that there is no favor for you in it.— Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi (@Moh_Alhouthi) March 18, 2022
As for the Minister of Information in the Sana’a government, Daif Allah al-Shami, he said that “those involved in shedding Yemeni blood are trying to get out of the consequences through calls for dialogue.”
Those involved in shedding Yemeni blood from regimes and governments are trying, following seven years of aggression, to get out of the consequences like a hair of dough, by mashing money for stray and homeless dogs to lick them and bear the shame of crimes on their behalf.
This is what these invitations contain..!!
Whoever puts his neck in the hands of the butcher does not mourn him. pic.twitter.com/4F9Ccm0H6n— Daif Allah Al-Shami (@DhaifAlShami650) March 18, 2022
In turn, a member of the Political Bureau of the “Ansar Allah” movement, Muhammad al-Bakhiti, said: “The goal of the aggression countries in inviting Yemenis to dialogue under their guardianship at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh is to circumvent any real yemeni dialogue His decision rests with the Yemenis.”
In the same context, the Prime Minister of the Sana’a government, Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, stressed that “The first step in any conversation It is to stop the aggression” once morest Yemen, referring in an interview to Afor fields He pointed out that the invitation of the coalition countries was “mined”, as they “call for dialogue in the capital from which the aggression is launched daily.”
A few days ago, a source in the Sanaa government welcomed “Any dialogue with the countries of the Saudi coalition?“, in any neutral country that is not participating in the war on Yemen.
The Gulf Cooperation Council announced thatHe will continue to hold Yemeni-Yemeni consultationsAnd organizing a “dialogue for the warring forces in Yemen, to be held in Riyadh with those who attended.”
