Yemen: After more than two and a half months since the end of the UN-sponsored truce and the extension talks did not reach solutions, Sana’a re-bets on force to break the economic war. It confirmed through the Supreme Political Council, the highest official authority, that the situation of “no war and no peace” in Yemen will not last.

With the position of the Supreme Political Council, Sana’a marks the beginning of the end of the “state of no war and no peace” that Yemen entered into since the end of the truce on the 2nd of last October, which means that Sana’a’s military operations can resume at any moment.

This was confirmed by the Supreme Political Council, which stated that Yemen will take the necessary measures when the time is right for that, and to prevent the aggression’s plan to trap Yemen in the trap of “no war and no peace” while maintaining the blockade.

By briefing the Supreme Political Council during the meeting on reports of the readiness of the Armed Forces, it is clear that Sana'a has already begun arranging to end the state of "no war and no peace." This means the inevitability of a return to military confrontation in the event that the US-Saudi aggression does not respond to Sana’a’s demands, represented in paying the salaries of all state employees, opening all Yemeni airports and ports, and lifting all restrictions on imports, especially fuel, foodstuffs, and medicine through all ports and airports, especially the port of Hodeidah and Sana’a International Airport.

Observers confirmed that Sana'a has put the aggression today between two options, and there are no third ones, either responding to the people's humanitarian demands or the inevitability of the return of military confrontations, and the countries involved in aggression must choose.

Source: YPA, translated by Almasirah English website