سفارة الجمهورية اليمنية – بودابست

Embassy of The Republic of Yemen – Budapest

#Yemen Calls on the Iranian Regime to Halt the Arming of Militias and Stop Trading in the Blood of Yemenis

#Aden | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates expresses its strong condemnation of the statement issued by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding Yemen, with its misleading allegations and blatant interference in the internal affairs of the Republic of Yemen — a transparent attempt to provide political and media cover for the terrorist

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Yemeni ambassador: Peace remains possible, but temporary truces have failed

Yemen’s ambassador to Hungary has warned that temporary ceasefires are no longer a viable solution to the country’s prolonged conflict, arguing that previous truces have allowed the Houthi movement to strengthen its military capabilities. In an exclusive interview with Hungary Insider, Ambassador Ahmed Abdulla Nagi discussed the prospects for peace, Iran’s influence and the growing

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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Discusses Latest Developments in Yemen in Interview with France 24

H.E. Dr. Afrah Al-Zouba, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Republic of Yemen, gave an interview to France 24 at the beginning of her European tour, during which she discussed the latest political and security developments in Yemen. During the interview, H.E. the Minister emphasized that restoring security and stability in Yemen requires

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Yemen strongly condemns the blatant military intervention of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Hezbollah in Yemen and calls for accountability for those involved.

#Statement | Yemen strongly condemns the blatant military intervention of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Hezbollah in Yemen and calls for accountability for those involved. https://www.mofa-ye.org/Pages/40672/

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Statement on the Israeli aggression on the city of Hodeidah under the control of terrorist militias.

Yemen condemns in the strongest terms the aggression of the Israeli occupying power on #Hodeida, #Yemen, in clear violation of all international laws and norms. Yemen holds the #Zionist regime fully responsible for any repercussions resulting from its air strikes, including the deepening of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, which has been exacerbated by #Houthi

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Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate on the continuation of the Houthi offensive aggression against the Marib Governorate

The Houthis militias are continuing their brutal aggression on Ma’rib Governorate, where millions of citizens reside and the majority of which are Internally Displaced Persons from the Houthis controlled areas. Today, the Houthis militias targeted residential neighborhoods in the city of Ma’rib with the eighth ballistic missiles within 48 hours, killing four civilians and wounding

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Opinion article in The Wall Street Journal by Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak: Biden’s commitments to Yemen.

By Ahmed Awad BinMubarak* Feb. 9, 2021 6:19 pm ET Vice President Joe Biden welcomed the newly elected president of Yemen to the White House in 2012 as the U.S. hailed my homeland for its “historic and peaceful transfer of power.” Yemenis endorsed a roadmap toward inclusive, accountable democracy. It was ambitious, but we were determined, and

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The Government of Yemen holds the Southern Transitional Council responsible for the armed escalation in the interim capital of Aden, and for its serious consequences that threaten the security and safety of citizens and security and stability in general.

In its statement, the government reiterated its rejection of the irresponsible actions of theSouthern Transitional Council, which amounted to the use of heavy weapons and theattempt to storm state institutions and army camps. The government regrets that thosegroups refused to spare the city of Aden and its peaceful inhabitants the dangers of slippinginto chaos and

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FM: UN should speak up, promptly name the party obstructing Agreement

ADEN-SABA Yemen’s Foreign Minister, the head of the governmental delegation to peace talks with Houthis, said the Unite Nations “should speak up and promptly name the party obstructing the (the implementation of) the Agreement” signed in Sweden on December 13. In a statement to Saba, Khaled Alyemany said, “This Thursday February 28 the deadline to

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