Yemen Stops Iranian Plane to Sana'a

The Yemeni government announced the prevention of an Iranian airplane belonging to Mahan Air from completing its flight to Sana'a Airport, confirming that the aircraft did not obtain the necessary permits and did not go through official procedures. This step is part of the Yemeni government's efforts to preserve aerial sovereignty, amid attempts by the Houthi group to operate flights from Iran to Yemen in order to break the blockade. The Yemeni authorities also emphasized the need to obtain prior permits for all flights into their territory, and rejected any air entry without government approval. These developments coincide with the Jordanian initiative to resume flights between Amman and Sana'a to support humanitarian objectives, despite the Houthis’ rejection of this initiative, as well as potential escalations by the Houthis against Saudi Arabia. All of this is happening amidst UN efforts to de-escalate tensions and avoid a new war in the country.

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