UN Envoy Races to Salvage Yemen Truce in Saudi Talks
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The UN's special envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, is holding urgent talks in Saudi Arabia. His goal is to prevent a return to full-scale war.
Grundberg met with Yemen's internationally recognized Prime Minister, Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed. He also held discussions with representatives of the Saudi-led military coalition.
The meetings aim to create the conditions needed to restart a formal peace process. A UN-brokered truce that expired last October had sharply reduced fighting. Diplomats now fear that without a new agreement, the country could slide back into widespread conflict.
The envoy's trip focuses on building consensus among key players. A lasting ceasefire is seen as the critical first step toward ending Yemen's devastating nine-year war.