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Yemeni VP: No peace without state control of weapons
The Vice President of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, Abdullah Alimi, affirmed that there is no possibility for peace in Yemen while arms remain outside the state's control. He explained that the ongoing war for the past 12 years, along with displacement and poverty, hinder efforts to achieve peace. Additionally, he warned that the Houthi militia is using the truce to enhance its military capabilities with Iranian support and is not committed to peace initiatives. He also cautioned about the threat to navigation security in the Red Sea, stating that the Houthi militia poses a danger to regional and global security. He called on the international community to stop supplying weapons to the Houthis. He emphasized that regional stability depends on restoring the Yemeni state and uniting government efforts to secure maritime navigation and promote peace, which require firm will and decisive measures.
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