JD Vance: We have had direct talks with the Houthis

New York - In a press conference in New York City, JD Vance, the Deputy Vice President of the United States, made a new claim and stated that the United States has had direct talks with the Houthis (Ansar Allah of Yemen). These remarks come as tensions in Yemen continue and the humanitarian crisis in the country is severely escalating.

Details of the Talks

JD Vance emphasized in this meeting that these talks were aimed at exploring ways to reduce tensions and create a foundation for lasting peace in Yemen. He also pointed out the importance of engaging with various groups in the country and said: "To achieve peace, it is essential to engage in dialogue with all parties involved."

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Response to Criticism

The Deputy Vice President of the United States, in response to criticisms regarding engagement with the Houthis, stated that this action is part of the overall strategy of the United States in the Middle East. He added: "We cannot close the doors to dialogue, as it is the only way to achieve sustainable solutions." Vance also referred to international efforts to end the war in Yemen and said: "We will continue to work with our partners to reach a peace agreement."

These remarks by JD Vance come at a time when Yemen has turned into one of the serious humanitarian crises in recent years, with millions of people in the country in urgent need of assistance. In this context, many international observers hope that the new talks will lead to a reduction in tensions and an improvement in the humanitarian situation in Yemen.

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