Houthi Delegation Calls for Sana'a Airport Opening to All Destinations and Humanitarian Relief
Sources within the Houthi negotiation team confirmed that opening flights from Sanaa Airport to multiple destinations—thereby ending Yemen's guardianship—is a popular demand. This demand is backed by the public and depends on a comprehensive agreement that allows the airport to operate without restrictions. They warned against attempts to bypass these demands for the purpose of extortion. Riyadh responded with a proposal permitting flights to five destinations, including Jordan, Egypt, and India, with other destinations such as Turkey and Ethiopia to be opened in the second phase. These developments follow Saudi Arabia's bombing of Sanaa Airport, a missile attack on Abha Airport, a deterioration in Saudi-Iran relations, and military tensions that are escalating both the Yemeni crisis and regional instability.
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