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U.S. and Russia to Discuss Peace Talks for Yemen War in Saudi Arabia-Mediated Summit

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – In a rare diplomatic move, the United States and Russia have agreed to participate in peace negotiations aimed at ending the protracted conflict in Yemen, a war often dubbed the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. The talks, mediated by Saudi Arabia, are scheduled to take place in Riyadh later this month, signaling a potential breakthrough in international efforts to stabilize the Middle East.

Background: A Decade of Devastation

The Yemeni Civil War, which erupted in 2014, has pitted Houthi rebels—backed by Iran—against a Saudi-led coalition supporting Yemen’s internationally recognized government. The conflict has claimed over 377,000 lives, displaced millions, and pushed the country to the brink of famine. Despite sporadic ceasefires and UN-led peace efforts, fighting has persisted, exacerbated by regional rivalries and global power competition.

The U.S. and Russia have played indirect but influential roles in the conflict. Washington has long supported Saudi Arabia with arms sales and intelligence, while Moscow has maintained ties with Iran, the Houthis’ primary ally. The upcoming talks mark the first time both superpowers will engage directly in Yemen-focused diplomacy, raising cautious optimism for progress.

The Riyadh Summit: Objectives and Stakes

According to insiders, the negotiations will focus on three key areas:

  1. A permanent ceasefire, including the withdrawal of foreign forces from Yemen.
  2. Humanitarian aid access to regions blockaded by warring factions.
  3. Political transition plans to restore governance in Yemen.

Saudi Arabia, which initiated the summit, seeks to extricate itself from a costly military quagmire. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has faced mounting criticism over civilian casualties from coalition airstrikes and the war’s economic toll. By hosting U.S. and Russian officials, Riyadh aims to position itself as a regional peacemaker while safeguarding its security interests.

For the U.S., the talks align with President Joe Biden’s pledge to end “forever wars” and counter Iran’s influence. Meanwhile, Russia, isolated by Western sanctions over Ukraine, views the summit as an opportunity to reassert its geopolitical relevance in the Middle East.

Humanitarian Crisis: A Race Against Time

The urgency of the talks cannot be overstated. Over 21 million Yemenis—two-thirds of the population—rely on humanitarian aid, with 17 million facing acute food insecurity. Hospitals and schools have been destroyed, and cholera outbreaks remain rampant.

“This war has no winners,” said Lise Grande, former UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen. “Every day without a ceasefire deepens the suffering of ordinary Yemenis.” Aid groups urge negotiators to prioritize reopening blocked ports and airports to allow lifesaving supplies to reach contested areas like Hodeidah and Taiz.

Challenges and Skepticism

Despite the diplomatic push, obstacles loom large. Trust between the Houthis and Saudi coalition remains fragile, and both sides have violated past ceasefires. The Houthis, emboldened by recent territorial gains, demand an end to Saudi airstrikes and blockade before considering disarmament.

Moreover, the U.S. and Russia’s competing agendas could stall progress. Washington insists on curbing Iranian involvement, while Moscow advocates for a multipolar approach that includes Tehran in negotiations. Regional analysts warn that without buy-in from all stakeholders, including Oman and Egypt, the talks risk becoming another symbolic gesture.

Global Reactions

The international community has largely welcomed the initiative. UN Secretary-General António Guterres called it a “critical step toward lasting peace,” while the European Union pledged logistical support. However, human rights organizations stress that accountability for war crimes—including coalition airstrikes and Houthi recruitment of child soldiers—must not be sidelined.

In Yemen, public sentiment is mixed. “We’ve heard promises before,” said Fatima Al-Harazi, a teacher in Sana’a. “What we need is action, not more meetings.”

Conclusion: A Fragile Hope

The Riyadh summit represents a pivotal moment for Yemen and the broader Middle East. While skepticism persists, the involvement of the U.S. and Russia—two nations often at odds—offers a glimmer of hope for a conflict that has defied resolution for nearly a decade.

As diplomats prepare to convene, the world watches closely. For millions of Yemenis, these talks are not about geopolitics but survival. The question remains: Can global powers set aside their rivalries to end a war that has become a stain on humanity’s conscience?

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