WASHINGTON - The United States is considering taking additional steps to promote accountability among the leadership of the Houthis in Yemen, and the conduct of the group s leaders will have to change to make progress on peace, State Department spokesman Ned Price said on Monday.
The United States believes the process to find a negotiated settlement to the conflict in Yemen is gaining momentum and has been encouraged by Saudi Arabia s cooperation, Price said. REUTERS
Thursday 22 April 2021
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U.S. considering additional steps to promote accountability for Houthi leaders in Yemen
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