News - Yemen: The head of the National Military Committee, Yahya Abdullah Al-Razami, confirmed that it is not possible to remain silent about the ongoing violations of US-Saudi aggression since the end of the truce.

This came during a meeting of the National Military and Security Committee on Tuesday, with the military adviser to the UN envoy, Hayward, in the context of the international efforts to stabilize the military and political situation in Yemen.

"We are still committed to restraint for the sake of peace, and if the Saudi-backed party does not have seriousness for peace, we are ready to respond and deter," he said.

He stressed that the people of Yemen have the right to enjoy stability and security and to benefit from its wealth, and the aggressors must stop the looting of Yemen's wealth, pay salaries, lift the siege, and stop the US-Saudi aggression.

Recently, the Parliament renewed its support for the efforts of Sayyed Abdulmalik and the Supreme Political Council in support of peace options that preserve Yemen's unity, security and stability.

The council appreciated in a statement the keenness of Sayyed Abdulmalik and the political council to benefit from Yemen's oil and gas wealth to improve services and pay the salaries of state employees.

In a statement issued, the commission praised the Omani mediation efforts, and Sana'a's keenness to get out of the state of no peace nor war, to end the suffering of the people of Yemen.

It stressed the importance of achieving the demands of the people of Yemen and their choices that reject aggression and siege, in addition to stopping the tampering with this wealth by the mercenary government.

It warned against exploiting the US-Saudi aggression in the period after the end of the truce to conclude suspicious deals to harm the interests of the people of Yemen and circumvent the peace efforts undertaken by the Omani mediation.

It praised the level of readiness announced by Yemen's Armed Forces and its ability to confront the aggressors and support the cause of the people of Yemen and their choices, peace or war.