The American Middle East Forum, the United Nations, demanded that its headquarters be transferred to Aden, and to stop presenting itself as a voluntary hostage to the Houthi militia.

The forum emphasized in a report the necessity of the United Nations to transfer its offices operating in Sana'a to Aden and the regions under the control of the legitimate government, in order to operate freely and get rid of blackmailing the Houthis.

The forum report explained that the Houthis are holding the UN employees, so that the United Nations does not talk about their violations, or completely stop transferring aid to their areas.

The report was surprised by the continued refusal of the Secretary -General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, to transfer the international operations from Sanaa even with the Houthis began to kidnap the workers of the International Foundation, describing the position of Ghoutish for cowards.

In a separate context, the European Union expressed its approval to allocate support for the electricity sector and basic services in Yemen, in addition to coordination with the government on joint security challenges.

This came during a meeting of the European Commissioner for Middle East and North Africa, "Dubrafka Shweka" with the President of the Presidential Council Rashad Al -Alimi, on the sidelines of the international security conference hosted by the German city of Munich.

Al -Alimi renewed the European Union's call to join punitive measures against militias as a foreign terrorist organization, and to re -allocate its assistance to secure the basic service needs in the country, according to the government agency Saba.