Deputy Foreign Minister in Yemen’s National Salvation Government Hussein Al-Ezzi lashed out at the Saudi-led coalition over the cancellation of Yemeni people’s business trips, saying Riyadh does not want peace in Yemen.
In a tweet, Al-Ezzi blamed Saudi-led coalition for halting the peace process and evading its commitments to facilitating travels at Sanaa International Airport.
He said that the Saudi-led coalition agreed to let the Sanna Airport reopen after a large number of Saudi captives were released by the Sanaa government.
The Saudi-led coalition’s move “reflected the fact that they have no desire to move towards peace. In addition, they (Saudi-led coalition) showed that they are not ready to do anything to rebuild trust.”
Earlier, Yemeni Transport Minister accused the United Nations of collaborating with Saudi-led coalition following the delay in reopening Sanaa International Airport.
The first commercial flight was scheduled to depart from Sanaa International Airport on Sunday [after a six-year blockade] but the Yemeni National Salvation Government suddenly announced that the Saudi-led coalition had refused to issue a permit for the flight via Sanaa Airport to Jordan.
Source: Agencies
