Ansarullah official sets three conditions for ending Yemen-Saudi conflict

Hussein al-Ezzi, a member of the political bureau of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement, said in a message posted on a social network that Saudi Arabia can pave the way for resolving its conflict with Yemen and ending the war by implementing three measures. According to the message, the three main conditions for resolving the crisis and moving toward peace are stopping attacks on Yemen, ending the siege, and paying the country's demands.

Addressing Saudi officials, al-Ezzi said disputes with Yemen can be resolved without relying on eastern or western military coalitions and without continuing attacks on homes, markets and civilians. He also criticized the heavy costs of the war and support for armed groups, stating that continuing the military path is not a solution to the crisis and could lead to continued failures, concerns and increased regional risks.

At the end of his message, al-Ezzi said in a decisive tone that implementing the conditions announced by Sanaa is the proposed path to ending the conflict, and that otherwise the confrontation will continue. The statement did not specify a timeline or describe how the conditions would be verified.

The remarks come amid ongoing regional tensions linked to the war on Gaza, which the publisher listed among the topics connected to the report. No immediate response from Saudi officials to the three conditions was reported.

According to Mehr News, the Ansarullah official's message set out the three conditions as stopping attacks on Yemen, lifting the siege and meeting the country's demands, and warned that the military path would not resolve the crisis.