The head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, called on the European Union countries to urgently adopt the European Parliament's resolution calling for the Houthis to be included in the Union's list of terrorist organizations, according to the Yemeni Saba news agency. The Chairman of the Leadership Council confirmed during a telephone conversation with the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, today, Tuesday, that the Yemeni government "trusts the role of the Council in mobilizing the consensus of the member states to turn this important political position into an effective European step, and to use all legal, economic and diplomatic pressure tools to stop the terrorist attacks of the militias and the Houthi desire for legitimacy to the legitimacy of the militias and the international will. The Yemeni people." Al-Alimi stressed that "the time has come for the European Union to speak out decisively regarding the arrogance of the militias whose criminal practices exceeded all the methods of organizations in intimidating and harassing citizens, airports and essential facilities, recruiting children, besieging cities, attacking commercial ships and delaying international and humanitarian terrorist operations on all international and humanitarian terrorist operations. The quiet options have been exhausted."

The head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, called on the European Union countries to urgently adopt the European Parliament's resolution calling for the Houthis to be included in the Union's list of terrorist organizations, according to the Yemeni Saba news agency. The Chairman of the Leadership Council confirmed during a telephone conversation with the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, today, Tuesday, that the Yemeni government "trusts the role of the Council in mobilizing the consensus of the member states to turn this important political position into an effective European step, and to use all legal, economic and diplomatic pressure tools to stop the terrorist attacks of the militias and the Houthi desire for legitimacy to the legitimacy of the militias and the international will. The Yemeni people." Al-Alimi stressed that "the time has come for the European Union to speak out decisively regarding the arrogance of the militias whose criminal practices exceeded all the methods of organizations in intimidating and harassing citizens, airports and essential facilities, recruiting children, besieging cities, attacking commercial ships and delaying international and humanitarian terrorist operations on all international and humanitarian terrorist operations. The quiet options have been exhausted."