A spokesman for the Ansarullah movement and the head of the Sanaa delegation to the Yemeni peace talks said that the first month of the Yemeni ceasefire was coming to an end without any progress on the most important provisions of the agreement, namely the reopening of the Sanaa airport.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, Mohammed Abdul Salam, a spokesman for the Yemeni Ansarullah movement, said the first month of the humanitarian ceasefire agreement in Yemen was almost over without any progress on its key provisions, the reopening of Sanaa International Airport.
The head of the Sanaa delegation to the Yemeni peace talks stressed that the aggressor countries are fully responsible for the stubbornness, disregard for the ceasefire agreement and evasion, and that the United Nations must act in accordance with the agreement.
At 8 am on Sunday this week, a flight was scheduled to take off from Queen Alia Airport in the Jordanian capital Amman to Sanaa, but this flight has not yet taken place due to the sabotage of the Saudi coalition.
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“Raed Jabal,” deputy director of the Yemeni National Salvation Authority (based in Sanaa), said: “The aggressor countries opposed granting a landing permit to a flight scheduled to land at Sanaa Airport on Sunday (April 24th).”
The Yemeni official said that the aggressor coalition is deliberately trying to double the problems and hardships of the Yemeni people while trying to divert international public opinion from the Yemeni humanitarian case.
At the same time, Yemeni Airlines announced that it has not yet received permission to launch the first flight from Sanaa Airport to the Jordanian capital.
The UN plan to establish a ceasefire and end the conflict in Yemen has entered into force on April 13 and will last for two months.
The UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grandberg, said the ceasefire could be extended after a two-month period with the consent of the Yemeni parties.