The Houthis of Yemen have begun to make threats again amid rising tension between Israel and Lebanon.
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The PLC, considered to be the best bet to ensure the continuity of Yemen’s unity, has been unable the quell the outburst of fighting that has reached the highest levels since this past February.
A Yemeni official told Kan that the renovation is a “message to all Aden residents that Aden is a city of peace and that we will not accept any harm to any holy site.”
This is considered to be the first real era of calm in seven years. The truce began back in April and was extended in June.
Saudis would also benefit from a longer break in the civil war, analysts tell The Media Line.
The country’s citizens believe the United Nations-brokered agreement came only to help the battling parties get their affairs in order.
For Lebanon, dominated by Iran’s proxy but seeking to mend fences with the Sunni Arab world, the way out of the economic, security and diplomatic forest will be long and difficult.
The Gulf Cooperation Council is considering an initiative to host Houthi officials in Riyadh in an attempt to bring the eight-year conflict in Yemen to an end.
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