Saudi Arabia proposes ceasefire and talks with Houthis
Saudi Arabia has proposed through Oman a ceasefire in Yemen for two weeks, including direct negotiations with the Houthis, with the aim of addressing humanitarian demands and reaching a comprehensive agreement at the end of the truce. The Houthis demand the end of all forms of blockade, the withdrawal of Saudi forces from Yemen, as well as financial compensation to repair the damages caused by the conflict. Although the kingdom is willing to lift the siege and allow aid into Yemen, the Houthis insist on a comprehensive solution that includes ending the war and fully lifting restrictions. They also rejected an internal Yemeni dialogue led by others, emphasizing that this would be considered interference in Yemen's internal affairs. Saudi Arabia has not yet received a final response from the Houthis to the proposal, as international and regional mediations continue their efforts to push for a political solution to the Yemeni crisis.
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