Yemeni PM adviser: Houthis seek truce to regroup after setbacks

Ali Al-Sarari, adviser to the Yemeni prime minister, has accused the Houthi group of seeking a truce to catch their breath and reorganize, citing what he described as the group's military and morale setbacks and a growing sense of defeat among its ranks.

Speaking to Al-Ekhbariya TV, Al-Sarari said Houthi attempts to reach a ceasefire have been rejected, noting that the Coalition to Support Legitimacy and the Yemeni government refuse to give the group an opportunity to restore its capabilities or reorganize.

The adviser added that the Houthis are experiencing a decline in both military strength and morale, with an increasing sense of defeat within the group. He argued that their push for a halt in hostilities is linked to their desire to regain the ability to continue fighting.

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