Yemeni president puts military on high alert to cope with the Houthis The rebels still insist on their demands. Ordered Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi put the army on high alert in the face of the challenges of the insurgents who had gathered outside the capital Sanaa. Related Links Yemeni President given the choice between the Houthis unity government or confrontation Thousands of Houthis in Sanaa to protest against fuel prices 7 killing of al-Qaeda militants in Yemens Hadramout Read also Related Topics Policy, Yemen State television said that the Yemeni president said at an emergency meeting of the Council of National Defense said the government will not stand hand-tied in the face of such imminent danger. The President gave the Houthis until Friday to re-fuel subsidies and resolve the current government. The Houthis have been strengthened in recent months, which form a major challenge to the central government in Yemen. And headed a committee charged with the Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi to the province of Saada, Houthi leader to meet and negotiate with him, about the choices made by the President and senior state officials and the army. Under those options to withdraw Huthi militants movement from the periphery of the capital, Sanaa, and participate in a government of national unity to discuss the details later, or face all-out war. The Houthi leaders told the BBC that the leader of the Houthis agreed to participate in a government of national unity, but stipulated that they get ten portfolios specific. But political forces considered this blackmail and clear to President Hadi, and the lack of credibility of slogans filed by the Houthis - as you say those forces - because of the suffering of the people of the increase in fuel prices. It is expected to witness the Yemeni capital Sanaa, and a number of cities of the country Thursday, called for mass demonstrations have some political forces to reject what it called threats Houthis, and the support of the army and protect the republican system of schemes Houthis, according to those called for demonstrations. Supporting armed insurgents took their positions in the capital. It also pretends Houthis afternoon within what they called an escalation of a drop decision to raise fuel prices and bring down the government. Consolidate sites Thousands of rebels from the Huthi insurgents in Yemen supported their positions in the capital Sanaa Wednesday, at which time they continue their campaign to force the government to resign. The rebels are still fighting a battle with government forces in the area of the northern mountains for almost a decade, but analysts warn that the aspiration to make a greater contribution in power in Yemen promised federal creates an explosive situation. The Zaidis Shia minority among the majority Sunni Yemen but form the majority in the north of the country, including the area of Sanaa. Use the rebels and activists cranes to build walls around the protest camps across the capital, and identified the leaders of the protesters Friday last chance for the government to meet their demands. President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi called - in an attempt to uproot the roots of the crisis - to dialogue with the rebels, calling on their representatives to join the unity government. But the protests - fueled by rising fuel prices - are increasing in intensity, does not show any indication of demonstrators to retreat.
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