Yemen truce: Will Saudi-coalition break pledges?
Robert carter
Press TV, London
Just days after a UN-backed truce came into force in Yemen, fears have risen over the implementation of the agreement, with key promises regarding commercial flights being allowed to enter Sana'a's International Airport failing to materialize so far.
At the time of the UN announcement, senior Yemeni officials warned onlookers to remain cautious about raising their hopes prematurely.
Despite the warning, many Yemenis are already becoming excited for an end to the war.
Yemenis have faced their fair share of disappointments in regards to peace efforts. Multiple nationwide ceasefire attempts, as well as the 2018 peace talks hosted by Sweden, have all failed so far. However, experts still believe the fights will begin soon.
This truce, which the UN is already celebrating, could turn into a curse rather than a blessing for millions of Yemenis if key pledges are not upheld. For many, they'll be hoping they can finally get into Yemen to visit loved ones. If that turns out not to be the case, then it will be deeply heart-breaking, something which Yemenis have put up with far too much throughout this horrific conflict.
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