UN: Yemen peace talks delayed
Mohammed al-Attab
Press TV, Sana'a
The United Nations says talks aimed at bringing peace to war-hit Yemen have been delayed, without specifying when they might take place. Meanwhile, Yemen’s Ansarullah movement and its allies say they will not attend the talks until a complete halt to Saudi airstrikes. The negotiations were due to begin on Monday, following a ceasefire that’s been repeatedly breached by Saudi Arabia. Press TV’s Mohammed al-Attab has the details from Sana’a.
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