Kuwait City: Following the rejection United Nations proposal
which was aimed to end the Yemen war, the Yemeni government negotiators on
Monday has asserted that they were leaving peace talks in Kuwait.
“We are leaving today after having completed our part in the
talks,” asserted Mohammed al-Emrani, spokesperson, Yemen Government. Foreign
Minister Abdel-Malekal-Mekhlafi echoed the same and said that the peace process
will not be abandoned by the state but could return if only ‘the Houthis and a
powerful local ally lifted their objections to the UN plan.’
“We've agreed to the initiative ... we are now leaving the
territory of the brotherly state of Kuwait but we're not leaving the talks,”
the FM added. “We'll return at any moment, even an hour after our departure, if
the other side agrees to sign this document which the (U.N.) envoy presented,”
he continued when asked about plans followed by the exit from peace talks.
In another development, al-Emrani has noted that the
delegators are returning to the Yemeni capital while informing the UN special
envoy Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed that the country will sign the peace agreement,
primarily rejected by the Houthi supporters.
Houthi supporters, as well as he former Yemen President Ali
Abdullah Saleh, has dismissed the peace plan on Sunday, noting it incomplete.
The decision was backed by Iran.
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