SANAA, Jan. 7 -- The United Nations Special Envoy to Yemen Martine Griffiths left rebel-held capital Sanaa on Monday after holding intensified meetings with the dominant Houthi group to cement the fragile cease-fire and push for peace progress.
During his two-day visit, Griffiths held a series of meetings with the Houthi leaders, including the rebel chief Abdulmalik al-Houthi and head of the group's highest revolutionary committee Mohammed Ali al-Houthi.
The Houthi-controlled Saba news agency said the meetings discussed the "obstacles and breaches" to the UN-brokered first-round peace agreement reached last month between the Yemeni rival parties in Stockholm.
They also discussed preparations to hold the second round of peace talks, Saba reported without giving further details.
Mohammed Ali al-Houthi tweeted that "no date and place have been set yet for the next round of talks."
"We demand the pay of salaries to all state employees and consider the refusal of paying the military and security institutions as the first step of an American conspiracy that seek to dissolve the Yemeni army and security institution as they did in a post-Saddam Iraq which we will never accept," al-Houthi said.
He said that his group also demands the re-opening of Sanaa airport and lift the all-out blockade on the rebel-held northern territories.
However, Griffiths' office has not released any statement to comment on his meetings.
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