Iranian Mediation in Yemen and Sana'a's Ceasefire Demands

Of course, at first Saudi Arabia went to Tehran to mediate with the Sana'a government for a one-month truce, but it refused. Then they proposed two weeks, Sana'a refused, refused, because, because Sana'a's demands are to end the war and lift the blockade by both sides. Therefore, the previous Iranian mediation failed,

and I think this mediation will fail. Why? Because the Saudi leadership denies reality. Note that the Saudi leadership has mobilized a broad international military coalition and is leading it in its aggression against Yemen and imposing a blockade on Yemen, then they say, "We are not a party to the conflict."

So who are you? They say, "We're a mediator," which is illogical.

It also denies the reality that ending the war and lifting the blockade by both sides has become a shared interest of Yemen and Saudi Arabia, especially since Saudi Arabia has more at stake. Therefore, as far as we are concerned,

in principle, we welcome any mediation. No, I understand that you welcome it, but allow me, Mr. Mohammed.

On the basis of ending the war and lifting the blockade.