A member of the Presidential Command Council, Othman Mujali, said that the international community is paying “the price for preventing Yemeni legitimacy from liberating the port of Hodeidah, which the Houthis previously and currently use for inhumane purposes, smuggling weapons, and turning it into an operations room to attack ships and disrupt international shipping traffic in the Red Sea.” ".

Majalli stated, during his meeting at the British Foreign Office, with the British Secretary of State for the Middle East and North Africa, Hamish Falconer, “that the Iranian sabotage role has extended its harm to the region and the world, by supplying the terrorist Houthi militias with weapons, ballistic missiles and drones, and threatening commercial ships in The Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, disrupting the flow of food chains, causing a global crisis

B stated that peace is the demand of the Yemeni people who are suffering from the scourges of the Houthi coup and its war on the state, recalling that the government went to all consultations in Geneva, Kuwait, Stockholm, and Dhahran Al-Janoub in search of “a just and comprehensive peace in Yemen in accordance with international resolutions.”

During the meeting, Majali pointed out the Houthi practices that have recently extended to include workers in international and international humanitarian organizations and embassy employees, whom the Houthi continues to kidnap and practice the most severe types of psychological and physical torture against, stressing that “the Houthi has obstructed all prisoner exchange deals sponsored by the United Nations.” United Nations and UN envoy Hans Grundberg

On the other hand, the British Minister stressed “his country’s keenness to continue working with international partners, neighboring countries and the region to combat terrorism and secure maritime shipping lines in the Red Sea,” reiterating “Britain’s commitment to achieving sustainable peace in Yemen, and supporting the efforts of the Presidential Command Council and the government to improve the situation.” Economic".