Member of the Supreme Political Council, Mohammad Al-Houthi, confirmed Saturday that the US-Saudi aggression countries' adherence to what it called "references" means that they do not want peace.
Commenting on the fourth item in the Jeddah Declaration, he wrote in a tweet: The so-called references are outdated and are no longer part of the talks and have become a formality as they were before.
He added, "Saudi Arabia and the countries of aggression use it as a term through which they confirm their reluctance to find a solution and that they do not want peace."
Saudi-led coalition called the members of the pro-aggression government as "references" while they the tools of the tools. They are backed by Saudi and UAE regimes which implement US-UK-Israeli agendas in the region.
