The Head of the national negotiating delegation Mohamed AbdulSalam confirmed that the UN truce came for reasons related to the humanitarian situation. He said, "The chances of extending the truce may be the last in the event that a mechanism for paying salaries and lifting the siege is not found."

In an interview with Al-Mayadeen on Thursday, AbdulSalam explained that the lack of a humanitarian solution in salaries, siege, and others impedes the ceasefire.

The head of the national negotiating delegation indicated that the US position is still tactical and that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are following it.

AbdulSalam stressed that the companies that plunder Yemeni people wealth will be targeted by the military after the end of the truce.

He said, "If the truce ends without reaching a clear agreement, we will target who target us, and it means the return of war, perhaps more than it was in the past".

AbdulSalam stressed that can be no solution in the presence of occupation forces, siege and aggression.

He added, "We demand the natural rights of Yemeni people, and we consider that non-disbursement of employee salaries constitutes a crime against our people," stressing that the real guarantees are in implementation.

Source: Yemen News Agency