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Al-Zouba sets out peace conditions: Houthi disarmament and rebuilding state institutions

In a newly published Anadolu interview, Yemeni Foreign Minister Afrah al-Zouba outlined the government’s conditions for peace, including disarming the Houthis and integrating them into political life. Missile and Riyadh airport reports, along with some Taiz coverage circulating in this window, repeat earlier developments and are not counted as new events.

Updated: Amsterdam time Monitoring window: last 1.1 h 2026-10-25 11:24Z → 12:30Z UTC Last search: 2026-10-25 12:34Z

Summary

  • AttributedAl-Zouba links peace to Houthi disarmament, political integration and rebuilding state institutions.
  • AttributedThe minister reiterates UN Security Council Resolution 2216, the National Dialogue outcomes and the Gulf initiative.
  • AttributedAl-Zouba says the partial siege of Taiz obstructs access to water, food, medicine and fuel.

Developments in this window

  1. AttributedDiplomacy and Taiz

    Foreign minister details peace conditions and Houthi disarmament

    Yemeni Foreign Minister Afrah al-Zouba told Anadolu during her visit to Istanbul that peace requires disarming the Houthis, integrating them into political life and rebuilding state institutions. She called for implementing the agreed frameworks, including UN Security Council Resolution 2216, the National Dialogue outcomes and the Gulf initiative. She also said the partial siege of Taiz obstructs civilians’ access to water, food, medicine and fuel. These are the government’s conditions and account, not an agreement with the Houthis or an announcement of new negotiations.

    Source: aa.com.tr

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