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The President of the Presidential Leadership Council of Yemen, Rashad al-Alimi, sent political and security messages emphasizing the country's commitment to its sovereignty and its pursuit of peace, despite the escalations by the Iran-backed Houthis. He focused on the fact that the group exploited the ceasefire period to reorganize their military capabilities and pushed toward new crises, rather than ending the conflict. He reaffirmed the government's insistence on maintaining sovereignty over Sana'a Airport and rejected the entry of aircraft without official approval. Additionally, he warned that the Houthis continue to involve Yemeni children in futile wars and called on tribes to refuse the Houthis’ efforts to further escalate the situation, while reaffirming the government’s support for international efforts to achieve a just and comprehensive peace.
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