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Mediator to relaunch Yemen peace talks within two months

A street vendor works near a building destroyed during Yemen’s civil war (AAP)
A street vendor works near a building destroyed during Yemen’s civil war (AAP) Source: AAP

Top United Nations officials have briefed the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, saying restricted access to ports and a potential for an outbreak of cholera are putting millions of people at risk. The U-N's Special Envoy for Yemen says he plans to present a new framework for fresh negotiations within two months to end the conflict. But he has warned that further military action could jeopardise peace.


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By Samantha Beniac-Brooks

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Top United Nations officials have briefed the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, saying restricted access to ports and a potential for an outbreak of cholera are putting millions of people at risk. The U-N's Special Envoy for Yemen says he plans to present a new framework for fresh negotiations within two months to end the conflict. But he has warned that further military action could jeopardise peace.



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