Yemeni Information Minister Moammer Al-Eryani has criticized the UN envoy's efforts to revive peace talks, saying they are an attempt to save the Houthi militia from its current weak position.

Al-Eryani stated that the Houthis do not believe in dialogue and only use negotiations to gain time and regroup, which poses a threat to regional security.

He warned that any attempt to reintegrate the Houthis into a political process would enable cross-border terrorism and undermine regional and international security.

The minister urged the Yemeni people and international community not to be deceived by the Houthis' peaceful rhetoric, which he described as a cover for their extremist agenda. He emphasized that past ceasefires and peace initiatives were followed by increased violence and violations, and that the Houthis' history shows they cannot be trusted to uphold agreements.

Al-Eryani called for a careful reading of history and learning from past experiences to avoid repeating mistakes that would lead to more bloodshed, destruction, and threats to regional and international security.