UN Envoy Visits Yemen's Houthi-Held Sanaa in Bid to Ease Tensions

UN Envoy Visits Yemen's Houthi-Held Sanaa in Bid to Ease Tensions
Above: Hans Grundberg, the UN special envoy for war-torn Yemen, arrives at the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa for peace talks, in an attempt to end the long-standing war, at the Sana'a International Airport, on Jan. 6, 2025, in Sanaa, Yemen. Image copyright: Mohammed Hamoud/Contributor/Getty Images News via Getty Images

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Pro-establishment narrative

Yemen is at the brink of returning to a full-scale conflict amid regional escalation, but peace is definitely possible as long as the warring sides are able to demonstrate their commitment through meaningful actions. It's time to finally implement a roadmap toward an inclusive political process.


Establishment-critical narrative

Hans Grundberg went to Sanaa to offer nothing new in a shameful attempt to try to put the international community against Yemen's Salvation Government while other parties continue to refrain from implementing the roadmap to peace. Make no mistake, it's America and its allies that are hindering peace in Yemen.


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