Member of Sana’a negotiating delegation, Abdul-Malik Al-Ajri considered on Tuesday the Saudi initiative is closer to commercial advertisements.

Al-Ajri said on Twitter: “The difference between the Yemeni initiative over Marib and the Saudi initiative is that the Marib initiative reflects practical steps and serious mechanisms, while the Saudi initiative is like commercial advertisements.”

On Monday, the head of the negotiating delegation, Mohammed Abdul Salam, revealed the initiative that Sana’a presented to the Omani delegation.

Abdulsalam Reveals Details of Initiative Presented to Omani Delegation

Abdul Salam considered Marib’s initiative would open an appropriate door for the new UN envoy to launch his mission, in cooperation with the brothers in the Sultanate of Oman, affirming that the humanitarian file must be separated for the military side, in a step paving a way to cease-fire.

The head of the peaceful sit-in committee in Mahra, Sheikh Ali bin Salem al-Huraizy, called on the British soldiers with other foreign forces to leave immediately from the Yemeni province of Mahra, east of Yemen.

In a statement, al-Huraizy affirmed that the sons and sheikhs of Mahra expressed their complete and categorical rejection of any foreign military presence in the province.

“The sit-in committee of Mahra followed up with great interest the news reports and media outlets speaking about the arrival of a British force consisting of 41 members of the British Special Forces at Al-Ghaydah International Airport in the province, in addition to the Saudi, Emirati, British American occupation forces. On the foreign developments, the leadership, members and supporters of the committee categorically rejected any foreign military presence on the province’s land.”

The statement condemned all the miserable and shameful attempts by the Saudi, Emirati, British, and American occupation to place false accusations and lies on the Mahra sons, with systematic, multi-method actions aimed at controlling over the province.

Several civilians were wounded and killed in the clashes during Fierce clashes erupted on Tuesday among armed factions in Taiz province, local sources affirmed.

The sources said that the confrontations broke out among gunmen belong to security factions loyal to Islah groups.

The sources declared that there were wounded and killed in the clashes, while the causes of the clashes and the number of casualties is not yet known.

Gunmen closed the building of local authority of exiled Hadi’s government in Taiz province, according to Yemen Press Agency.

The sources confirmed that several armed men closed the local authority building in oil company headquarter, protesting against not treating one of the coalition’s wounded from 17th brigade.

The sources mentioned that the building was closed due to the reluctance of the local authorities to treat the wounded repeatedly.

Mohammed Abdulsalam, Spokesman of Yemen’s Anssarallah Movement and senior negotiator of the Sana’a National Salvation Government, has revealed the details of the initiative presented by the leader of the Anssarallah Abdulmalik al-Houthi to the Omani delegation regarding Marib province.

In his explanation of the initiative, the head of the Sana’a negotiating delegation said, “In accordance with the directive of the Leader of the Revolution, Marib Initiative was presented on the first day when the Omani delegation visited the Capital Sana’a.”

Abdulsalam stressed that Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi presented a fair initiative through the Omani delegation to be implemented in conjunction with the humanitarian file, which takes into account the interests of the people of Marib first.

He noted that Sayyed al-Houthi stressed that the humanitarian file is the priority.

Abdulsalam pointed out that the initiative was presented from nine points, and does not represent any arbitrary points, and fulfills the conditions for peace.

He said, “We are still opening the way for Omani mediation, and it is still making commendable efforts.”

The head of the Sana’a negotiating delegation also stressed that linking the humanitarian file with the military is a risk. He said, “We agreed to inspect ships and determine their travel destinations, which are Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, India and others.”

He pointed out that “the other side, referring to the mercenaries, wanted to talk about Marib, and it thought that we did not want a ceasefire there.”

Commenting on the appointment of a new UN envoy, Mohammad Abdulsalam stressed that the United Nations only works in the context of countries of Saudi coalition and operates within the allowed margin.

He pointed out that the problem is not changing a person or not. The problem is that the countries of Saudi coalition do not have a decision to stop the war and establish peace.

Abdulsalam said, “We will not start from scratch with any UN envoy, adding the humanitarian file is an urgent priority.”