Dubai: Senior US diplomats held talks in the Gulf region in a new push for a ceasefire in Yemen as a strict fried battle and the Houthi group that was in harmony with the cross-border attacks in Saudi Arabia after the difference.
US special envoys for Yemen The Lenderking Team arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday after a visit by Deputy Secretary of Wendy Sherman to Oman, in the midst of a traffic jam to end more than six years.
The Saudi LED coalition that supports the Yemeni government recognized and Houthi has been at odds with a UN-led proposal for national arms ceasefenses and the removal of the coalition blockade to relape the terrible humanitarian crisis.
Meanwhile, battles went berserk in the Marib area rich in Yemen gas, the last North Fortress of the government, and in Al-Bayda Governorate.
The coalition said on Tuesday on Tuesday destroyed four Houthi ballistic missiles and two drones launched towards Jizan in South Saudi Arabia.
The battle has spread to Al-Bayda because Houthi’s troops tried to advance towards the Shabwa area that produces South Oil, said local and military sources.
Coalition Airstrikes has so far expeled Houthi’s progress.
Lendending will discuss the “growing consequence” of the offensive Marib which triggers instability elsewhere and “urgent need” for Riyadh and the Saudi-supported government to facilitate fuel imports to North Yemen, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Houthis has insisted on marine and air restrictions in the area they control to be removed before the talk of the ceasefire, while the coalition wants a simultaneous agreement.
The Houthi movement holds the largest city center after expel the government from the capital, Sanaa, at the end of 2014, which encouraged the coalition to carry out the later months in conflict which was widely seen as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
The war had killed tens of thousands of people and pushed Yemen to the threshold of starvation.
Houthi said they were fighting with corrupt systems and foreign aggression.