Deputy Foreign Minister in Sana’a government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, has considered that there is not real value for the international community’s talk about peace as long as the Yemeni people are under siege.
“There is no value for the international community’s talk about peace as long as this noble people are besieged and their lands are under continuous occupation and daily bombardment,” Al-Ezzi said on Saturday in a tweet on his Twitter account.
He added that peace starts from the point of expressing willingness to respect the natural rights of Yemen (land and people) and presenting practical and reassuring evidence, and without that “peace will remain a lost will and a decision that has not yet been born.”
