ADEN (Reuters) – Yemen’s warring parties started fresh U.N.-sponsored talks in Jordan on Monday, Yemeni officials said, two days after Houthi forces began withdrawing from the ports of Hodeidah, breaking a six month stalemate.
The talks will focus on sharing out revenues from Hodeidah’s three Red Sea ports to help relieve an urgent humanitarian crisis, they said.
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Weekly Security and Risk Report 07/05/2021
Issue 279 of MAST’s weekly maritime security report highlights the fatal terrorist attacks in Mozambique, demonstrating the severity of the civil unrest in the country.
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