The conflicting sides in Yemen have agreed on a two-month cease-fire, U.N. Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg said on Friday.
“I would like to announce that the parties to the conflict have responded positively to a United Nations proposal for a two-month truce which comes into effect tomorrow on April 2 at 19:00 hours,” Grundberg pointed out.
He added that the parties had agreed to halt all offensive military air, ground and maritime operations inside Yemen and across its borders.
“They also agreed for fuel ships to enter into Hudaydah ports and commercial flights to operate in and out of Sanaa International Airport to predetermined destinations in the region,” he said.
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