On Monday, the French Foreign Ministry declared that the Houthis are to blame for the failure of the Yemeni truce negotiations.
In a statement, Paris urged the Houthis to stop the escalation and expressed sorrow over the lack of development in the negotiations for a new cease-fire in Yemen.
Additionally, she stated that Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman were working to recognise Yemen’s ceasefire.
The Houthis’ attack on an oil tanker at the Yemeni port of Dabba was also denounced by the French Foreign Ministry as an intolerable danger to freedom of navigation and world marine trade.
It is noteworthy that the Houthi militia launched a two -ranging attack on the oil port of Daba in the city of Mukalla in Hadramout Governorate, southeast of the country, on October 21.
Mabkhout Bin Madi, the governor of Hadramout, acknowledged that the Houthi militia had launched two car bombs on the oil port of Al-Daba in time for the arrival of the ship carrying cargoes of crude oil from the port.
The Houthi attack was launched from a region between Marib and Al-Jawf, he added, adding that a Houthi march was dropped and no casualties or property damage were sustained.
France: The failure of the armistice negotiations is attributable to “Al-Houthi.”
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