The Houthis presented peace terms to Saudi Arabia.
The withdrawal of the coalition troops, the lifting of the siege, recognition of the government in Sana'a.
and fifty one billion dollars in compensation for aggression.
Until recently, Riyadh spoke to Yemen in the language of the bombers, but now the terms are dictated by the poorest country in the Arab world.
The crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, of course, will not agree to this - it means admitting defeat.
But it is becoming more and more expensive for him to continue fighting (the Houthis are advancing and damaging the Saudi infrastructure).
Who will pay these bills?
The Saudi monarchy fought with American and British weapons, the local arms corporations made money from this war, and now the Saudi treasury has to pay.
Yemen has proven once again that you cannot break a nation that has nothing to lose. No money, no blockade, no air force.