A Yemeni source revealed early yesterday that there are agreements taking place in negotiations with the Yemeni parties in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, regarding political, military, and humanitarian files, salaries, opening roads, and lifting the siege.

The source said, “An expected resolution will be issued by Saudi Arabia and directed to the Security Council regarding the end of the mission of the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia in Yemen.”
Yemen has witnessed a fragile calm since the United Nations announced that the Yemeni government and the “Ansar Allah” group had not reached an agreement. To extend and expand the truce, which lasted for 6 months.

For the ninth year in a row, Yemen is suffering from an ongoing power struggle between the internationally recognized government and the “Ansar Allah” group, the repercussions of which were reflected in various aspects, as it caused a humanitarian crisis that the United Nations describes as the worst in the world.

Since September 2014, the Houthi "Ansar Allah" group has controlled the majority of the northern governorates in Yemen, including the capital, Sana'a, while on March 26, 2015, an Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia launched military operations in support of the Yemeni army, to reclaim those areas from the group's control. .