In Yemen, the Husites leave the most important port
Port Hoodyid In Yemen, the armed group of the Husites, which fights against the troops of the international recognized government, began on Saturday the withdrawal of its fighters from three ports on the Red Sea coast, including a large port of Hodeid, through which a significant part of the country's territory is supplied with food. The transfer of ports under the control of the UN is one of the points of the peaceful plan, agreed last year in Stockholm by the parties to the conflict.