Saudi Arabia will not succumb to "military blackmail" by Houthi militants
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Saudi Arabia has categorically rejected any ceasefire with the Houthi rebels, following recent attacks on Riyadh airport that killed three Saudi citizens, including a Saudia pilot. Riyadh says it will not succumb to military blackmail and demands the retake of Yemeni territories controlled by the pro-Iranian rebels, whom Yemeni government forces support.