Yemeni Minister Warns UN Envoy's Actions May Bolster Houthi Rebels Amid Mounting Pressure
emen's Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism, Maamar Al-Eryani, has expressed concerns over the recent initiatives by UN Special Envoy Hans Grundberg, suggesting that these efforts might inadvertently provide political leverage to the Iran-backed Houthi militia. Al-Eryani argues that such moves could undermine the ongoing pressure on the Houthis, who are facing significant political, economic, and military challenges. He emphasizes that the Houthis have historically used peace negotiations as a strategy to regroup and intensify their operations, rather than committing to genuine dialogue. The minister cautions against any actions that might legitimize the Houthis' position, highlighting the potential risks to regional stability and international security.
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