Yemen’s Houthi group says truce to start on Dec. 14

December 12, 2015 04:39 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 09:54 am IST - DUBAI:

A Houthi militant stands guard on a street where a pro-Houthi tribal gathering is being held in Yemen's capital Sana'a on Thursday. "Based on what had been agreed upon, there will be a halt of the aggression on the 14th of this month," Mohammed Abdel-Salam, Houthi spokesman, told a news conference broadcast live from Sana'a.

A Houthi militant stands guard on a street where a pro-Houthi tribal gathering is being held in Yemen's capital Sana'a on Thursday. "Based on what had been agreed upon, there will be a halt of the aggression on the 14th of this month," Mohammed Abdel-Salam, Houthi spokesman, told a news conference broadcast live from Sana'a.

A ceasefire in Yemen’s civil war will start on December 14, on the eve of planned peace talks in Switzerland next week, the head of the Houthi delegation to the peace talks said on Saturday.

“Based on what had been agreed upon, there will be a halt of the aggression on the 14th of this month,” Mohammed Abdel-Salam told a news conference broadcast live from the Yemeni capital Sana’a.

Saudi ops termed aggression

The Iran-allied Houthis describe military operations by a Saudi-led Arab alliance in Yemen as an aggression. The alliance says it had intervened in response to a request by Yemen’s President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.

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