The last half an hour or so. We are hearing that yemens president has stepped down. His cabinet has handed in their resignations. That happened shortly before he stepped down, and we know at the same time, that houthis rebels have been surrounding the palace since tuesday. What is interesting is this comes during the envoy to yemen is there to meet with the rebels to try to find a solution to the political crisis. Lets try and find out what has promised this, and whatter this hoping to achieve by this rather dr. T maic action. Dramatic action. Joins me now on the line, so they have all resigned tell us more. Yes exactly. So the cabinet has submitted its resignation and a few minutes later the president gave his resident egg nation to the parliament, apologizing saying the impossible to continue like this, and et will down by political players and actors and therefore he resigns. I think this is both a very bad thing but also a very good thing. Explain more. About both its a bad things because it seems thins have reached a deadlock, but it is a good thing i think kit bring a lot of public mobilization, around the president , around the government, again. So down this is a call to the International Community to somehow get involved . Thats the thing. Thats another thing. Say it again . Im just wondering about with the calls are to the International Community we foe theres obviously a lot of development, and interest from saudi arabia, and iran. In what is going on in yemen. Theres a lot of interest and concern by the saudis, of what is happening right now and by the internationals yes apparently the last few months and few years have been yemen has been one of the proxy where and iran, however and this is a consequence this is an end obviously that was adopted by the gulf country. It is a very symbolic that this has ended in the seasons therefore it will have it will obviously if it goes further, it is a collapse for the affluence in yemen. When do you think this latest action leaves the houthies. It leaves them thats why i say it has a possibility to be a good step, because it clears them in facing the people and the internationals. If they stay behind, and his resignation, the Prime Minister was contemplated that he cannot be responsible the ever the act of others. This can push them forward or back or step aside and let ordos the work, and thats why kit be a way out. Remind us again of the political process to come to some sort of resolution, that clearly at this stage is not playing out. Even though it seems withen the process but there was a u. N. Led. Which adopted removing the president from power and his site president that just resigned today. In a one man election, over the last three years there has been a possibility or an end to the army, and leading a National Dialog conference, easier said than done for both. And it has been known as across the world adopt bed i the International Community and the u. N. Secretary console. Which they have reached the end in yemen. What sort of role do you think is going on at the moment . Obvious hi, they are left with immunity, which did not necessarily keep his actions any better, he was if we may say, there was a group in yemen that was in charge of the mafia, and they became in charge of the mafia, therefore no problem harbors the states. Especially military wise. Or at least some specification of the process again, it is a mutual. What about the mutual enemy of al quaida . Will al quaida be responding to what is going on . Obviously they dont want to see a growing houthis presence . The legitimatesy of the presidency, if it goes forward, the speaker is in the charge, and if and if the parliament has should have ended up in 2008, and therefore, the newest political in the country was president hattie, if it goes forward, it is obviously a good thing for al quaida, because it stands up the whole usage of political process ohs the last few years. What do you think could be the sort of position that yes pen could find itself in that would appease all the parties considering how many tuitions there are playing out at the moment . Was happening right now can be a call out very lit 8 00 be done if it is not tightened or controls locally and internationally. There is less there is little faith the any political process, as it remains there is one group who gets things done. Houthies generally reside in the northern part of the country, how much of the country have they been able to take over obviously it is not fully taken but it is also not more complicated they also took some powers in the government. But more than that, they also took over challenges there. In the south theres almost zero presence of them. But in mostly it remains in the north end of the capitol which is relatively not most of yemen. And obviously yemen is controlled in many parts by different tribal allegiances talk us through how they would work and possibly how including them more would create a political resolution to the sitweight right now. The political it is very hard to imagine despite these unofficial, and tribal allies in yemen. It is hard to imagine the political process forward. Unleased has a time line. Since they were not committed to it, it is the best way possible to Stay Together all of these access, at the same time so the differences pushing the for this would probably be obviously but it cannot happen unless there is a political agreement in the center. Thats the only way probably forward. Pushing for the National Dialog conference, comes after fixing them can be not necessarily the solution, but the minimum possiblele in the country. Talk us through the role of the army, the military, at the moment and what is being done clearly not enough, to reform it . The army split in 2000. Since then it has witnessed what we can say since the beginning of 2000, the army this has been the decay of the section. It has collapsed slowly, but mostly because of the leadership there was a diffusion in the leadership on the parliament. There was some people loyal, and some loyal to hadi, and then there are those that september 21st 2014. There is a lot of diffusion of leadership, if thats the word and obviously the army has been consumed over the years in wars including in al quaida, and multiple other conflicts. Its a weak army, that is already consumed, and witnessing a lot of diffusion of leadership. Especially i think to witness more over the next few days if the parliament does not govern and this takes the step into the political resignation. If this happens to have the negative outcome that you predict is a possibility, what regionally is the impact of this on going collapse . Of coursely, this is a huge further because this is the resolution in yes mohn, but it is also a new front for proxy wars. Being actual wars. Again, between the houthies and between the iranians and the saudis. It is very important because after the spring, the internationals have no more interfering in any arab spring countries and not in libya, and got clearly not in syria. The one example of model is yemen. Clearly, its not. This is sort of a huge collapse of the international attempts for peace but the u. N. But it is also political, it is a huge affair for the gulf countries and its another place where sectarianism, or other type of conflict can or will emerge if the empowered leadership. Visiting the middle east center, thank you for talking us through this very complex situation that is unraveling at the moment in yemen. Lets bring in hussein who is a yemen activist and a houthis supporter. He joins me on the line, welcome, thank you very much for joining us. What do you make of what has happened . What promised that. I am wondering what you make of what happened to these resignationsresignations and whether you support this . Actually, we would like [inaudible]. Pause its been mentioned anything about president hadi is going to be the president and would like to continue to have an interNational Dialog. Under hadi wouldnt he have been less effectively powerless if he had agreed to what you discussed what you put forward there. Yeah. And really the design, because we know now that this throw as lot of problem in yes mohn, but i think that maybe hadi is leading this fight to gain something from the houthies and i still have half the hope that we might try to companying and troy the negotiation, that he is using. You said that he is dont this possibly to try to get some sort of give from the houthies some sort of concessions, what do you think they might be . What do you think the houthies would possibly entertain to get him back in power if thats waythey decide to do . I am not sure what it looks like. But obviously whatter this thinking about now is thinking the houthies if they are going to be blamed for it. Yeah, think they that the main problem will be in the south. Because the north is under the control of houthies, and the south has released a statement number one. Sir when you are talking about the south you are talking about the al quaida threat, and obviously the houthies are concerns that if they are exposed in the capitol that al quaida will prevent any more developments in favor of the houthies . They are going to be exposed because sort of controlling, and then in the north, including the houthies and i think it is a plan for maybe the the people who are behind or maybe the United States that they are the one who are asking to do this action. Just in they want to make to make it stay, and make a prize in yemen. So the houthies have the the only group to have the reservation. And i hope the resignation to gain any support from the international because it means the president of yemen and the was set because now in the parliament, the come flick for the family, and the representative. Talk us through what it is that the houthies ultimately want from this, and what sort of role the former president has in the organizations and its aims . [inaudible]. Beg your pardon. Hello . I am just trying to find out what the houthies end gauge is here . And what sort of role the former president has in all of this . I dont think i dont think they have anything to do with it. Excuse me, excuse me, for interrupting you but we are going to go to the u. S. , the u. S. State Department Apparently is doing to Say Something on oyemen, lets listen in. Returned to a establish processes of dialog, theres no question that implementation of that by the houthies in taking specific steps including the Immediate Release of the president ial chief of staff pulling back of armed houthis forces, and steps to get yemens political process back on track are key to determine. I understand that, but thats kind of o. B. E. , as we would take, over taken by events there is no government. I dont think we look at it in that way we are still seeking confirmation, but we are also assessing whatting that would mean. Right but you are referring to an agreement that came out yesterday between a government that no longer exists and the rebel force that appears to have control of appear does have control of the capitol how is it that you can support a peaceful transition, a transition to way. Well, matt, again we dont have confirmation of it, but we havent assessed. We arent going to jump to conclusions until we have a confirmation and we have time to assess, discussing what it means. In terms of well, okay, but i understand that you need time to assess, but i donees understand the confirmation, because it is clear there is no government. I am not sure when you continue to support a peaceful transition are you saying you continue to support an agreement that was reached yesterday between a government that no longer exists . Of course we continue to support a peaceful transition. There has been dialog, dialog that we expect and hope will continue. Thats the only way in our view to deescalate the situation on the ground. In terms of the embassy whats the status. Well, as i noted yesterday but it is worth repeated of course the safety and security of our personnel is of paramount importance who are pro paired to adjust if necessary, but there is no change in our security posture. So basically an markky is not enough to get you to adjust your presence. Well, matt with all due respect to your assessment as an a. P. Reporter we have the United States government and our team on the ground, assessing what is needed. We take it very seriously and we will make changes. I am not saying you should, or that i think you should, i am just wondering what would it take, because it seems pretty bad right now. Well, we have all seen the images on television, and sovereignly we have seen violence escalate, there was a lull in that a bit yesterday. But we want to assess what is needed and question are sevenly prepared to take steps. Do you know when the last contact was between state Department Officials and the expresident . I dont have anything on that for you, i can see if there is more we can offer. So you dont agree with the assessment it is anarchy. I wouldnt put it in those terms. Waywould you describe the situation. I will leave it as i just described it, obviously theres news that is breaking we are assessing whatting that means, we are looking for confirmation we are continuing to encouraging and support a peaceful transition, and obviously we are not in a position i dont think any of you are either, to assess what it means at this point in time. I just wondered if you had any further updates on the investigation that was going to take place into the attack of your diplomatic vehicle at a check point yesterday . I dont have any updates on that at this point in time. Is it on yemen. Yes. First of all you are not opposed to othe principle that the houthies can be part of the government, correct. Well, this is this is a discussion. Happening between parties on the ground, we support that effort. But we are not making that. The different political agendas, there are mainly two groupsgroups and ultimately they have to co less the form of government you would support that . I think we have to see how this goes. Obviously it is in our interests to have a return to or a i am got going to oget ahead of where we are, theres no question it is a very fluid situation, it is something that there have been on going discussions about within the administration. The United States and yes men have very close relationships. Who are you talking to . You said there were no contacts or response to matts question. I didnt said there is no contacts i said we dont have a update. We have remained in touch, i am not going to outline the specific contacts. My last question, are you in contact with the houthiss in anyway at a level on security matters. I will say to you and you know this already the houthies dont want to see the rise or success of al quaida in yemen either. So certainly Counter Terrorism is an effort that is on going but i dont have any assessment. So that can be construed as common grounds. I dont think i will assess it further. They do have an interest in basically creating an arraignian ally. Is that not well, i think i spoke to this a little bit yesterday we remain troubled by the long the history of work between the houthies and the iranians now we dont assess that there is or dont have information on new cooperation on that front. I dont expect you to be able to answer this, because literally these are just coming in, but apparently the Yemen Parliament has rejected his resignation. Realizing that you arent aware of this, probably not aware of it since it literally just happened is that the kind of thing call for an emergency session tomorrow . Is this the kind of would this be the kind of then that you would encouraging. I think matt, i just have to talk to our team, they are arecessing this as we speak so i dont have any analysis at this point in time. Even more on yemen before we continue . What kind of International Rules for the next sort of next stage. As things happen now or what are your allies . People who brokered the deal to begin with. The g. C. C. , what are they doing. As i noted i think there are proposals and initiative that they put forward one. That have been out there and certainly we would support the implementation of, i think there are many countries that you mentioned and certainly the United States who have a stake in seeing a peaceful transition so i am sure this is a topic that the secretary and others will continue to discuss with his partner with his counter part. Since some of the gulf countries were meeting in london was do you know if it was any part of the secretary discussion. Let me talk to the traveling team, i hadnt asked them that specific question, but i can see if it was raised on the margins i wouldnt be surprised. Yemen, yes. Is a perspective about the secretary kerrys visit to britain, with regards to. Lets leave the u. S. State department, just well, not confirmation, because the spokesperson was saying she hasnt had congress fir makes of the resignations of the president and the cabinet, put we are hearing that they have certainly stepped down, she said there is no change in the u. S. Security position, but if need be steps will be taken obviously the u. S. Is very concerned, that al quaida will be taking advantage of the situation because they are actively involved in that region she also confirmed there was no information on the relationship between iran and the houthies we foe they have quite a tense relationship there and obviously concern about the regional impact on the proxy war that has been played out lets bring in reported extensively akron yemen and joins us now live. What do you make of this. It is the biggest political process. The government and the president resign. It is going to leave a power vacuum in yemen. This is rah failure to implement a peaceful transition. And the countries. Where instrumental in ime. Mr. Ing the 2011 agreement between the opposition and the form ever regime, which paveed the way for a new transitional period that had elected in 2012 if you ask anyone now the question what is yemen heading towards you would say definitely uncertainty. Just stay with me, i want to go over to our correspondent, who i believe had a update, what is it. The Yemen Parliament, remains few points in that letter he says i apologize toe the yemenis people after reaching out to the political situation reaching a deadlock. This is the houthis take over of the capitol last year, have accepted the cause of the transition period, this period that followed the topic of former president in 2012, he said we found ourselves unable to achieve the goals which we took upon ourselves and tried to reach yemen through safety he said we were let down by political didnt, to take the country to the shores pacicly apologizing to the people for what had happened, the letter does reflect that he had very efforts however he blames the other Political Parties for not helping him out, and i think this is a reference to the houthies as well as the party of the former president. Now i also have reaction for you, the houthies says the events of twentythird was a revolution and the popular level. He says we are not responsible for what happened and now all the Political Parties have the responsibility to achieve real Political Part per ship. That number of the group said we are also ready for confrontation, and challenge. So this is wayis the latest i have in terms of reaction from the houthiss and the situation that is developing. Nor the huge uncertainty for the country. How much of a concern is this security situation now . Obviously the capitols been under siege by the houthies for a long time now. The questions about the role of the army, but how much potential does this have now to really break out on the streets . There is a potential of a total collapse, jane, because we have so many warring parties. You have the houthies controlling much parts of the country. They have fighters out on the ground you have supported of the former president. They are wide in numbers and they have a lot of weapons. Remember the former president has a huge influence. Tribal influence as well as influence over the military. And also, the figures what it is is the power of al quaida and the arabian peninsula, which will try to speak and exploit this power vacuum to create more attacks and create more uncertainty. There is victims here. Lets take a look now at the man of the moment president hadi. He took office the february 2012, he replaced Allah Abdallah sal la, one of the longest serving leader whose has in turn been linked to helping houthis leaders. He is consider add strong ally of the United States in the campaign to wipe out al quaida in the arabian peninsula. Which is based in yemen. Again, and talk through your knowledge that you have of the region so we just heard the president apologizing saying that basically he lost the capitol to othe houthies, sorry for doing this, but he is left in a position where he was left no alternatives. You spoke about the power vacuum, that is fow in the country. This wasnt a functioning government, so really what sort of difference is it going to make . Well, the only difference it is going to make this time is it is going to make a huge impact on the houthies themselves. The houthies until 5 00 p. M. Local time were celebrates their newfound freedoms and also increasing or growing influence. There was this theory that the houthies would be in favor of a weakened president who would be politically beholden to them for the coming years. For them to be able to they want him to repain in power. Absolutely. But now when he submitted his resignation along with his government, this leaves the houthiss with no other option but to come back to him and beg him to stay in power. But he is very start this time he knows if they come to beg him to stay in power he will have to impose his own conditions. First one we have to disband second one, we have to pull out from the capitol and the areas that we have control. He was a former general. Educated in former soviet republic backed to southern yemen who was a senior officer, and then served as a defense minister, when the civil war of 1919 than he became Vice President , he was quite aware that his public support is starting to deplete, because people saw him as someone who is inefficient, unable to stand in the face of the houthies and tell them they have to back away, so he took the opportune moment to say i am leaving myself and my government. Let me quickly interrupt we have had these talks with the envoy so interesting timing how much is that showing up the u. S. The particular and those trying to broker some sort of peace talks in. Well, the problem is that the International Community has not been hans on. They were interested because they had a huge problem. Which is considered the most dangerous al quaida. The europeans are willing to step in and help. The problem is not beyond that the problem is that you have a country that stopped functioning prop everly about now, six months ago. And there needs to be a new alternative, the United Nations approach has completely failed by the wray, because they were there in september, when the both the brokered the deal between the houthies. That failed. Three days ago the houthies agreed on a cease fire. It didnt hold. Just a few hours ago the houthies and haddy signed a deal, and it collapsed. It shows you have a widening misinstruction in yemen. And both sides cannot solve this you need the International Community stepping in p. All right, stay with us i am just going to go back to that quote from the state department. Spokeswoman if you missed it, she was speaking about yemen with the press in washington d. C. She says despite the advance, there is no change in the u. S. Position on yemen. We continue to support a peaceful transition, we we will continue to urge all parties to abide by the p. N. P. A, the peace and National Partnership agreement, of course, the safety and security of our personnel are of paramount importance. We from prepared to adjust if necessary. Lets bring in rosalyn jordan it seemed that the u. S. State department was possibly caught slightly off guard, she couldnt confirm these resignations what do you think is happening there . Actually, jane, the situation is that it takes many layers of confirmation and discussion between the u. S. Embassy and officials at the state department before any other spokesperson can come before cameras and confirm what they believe to be the situation. Whether its happening in any other situation. Theres also the fact that the briefing has already been delayed twice because of what was happening the officials were trying to see what they could confirm before she went out to meet with reporters. It is important to note, her final point about the embassy being open. The embassy has been at a minimal level of staffing for several months because of the on going instability and in fact at 1 point the entire embassy has to be temporarily closed. So it is not uncommon for people to be asking these questions about wayis happening with the u. S. Presence. The larger question is whether or not the change in the political situation as it seems to be playing out is going to effect the work that the u. S. Has been trying to conduct in tandem with yemen authorities to fight aqap, al quaida in the arabian peninsula. The hope and the expectation is that the u. S. Is going to continue its Counter Terrorism work, with the government of in yemen but the question is, who is going to be in charge. Certainly, it is also something that is being monitored over at the pent gone the defense secretary is speaking to reporters right now, and he says we have known the situation has been unstable for some time. It is almost a direct quote but this is a question they foe this is an ally that has had a very difficult time trying to stabilize its government. Talking us through the possible security options of the u. S. And why it is taking so long for the state department to confirm waywe know to have happened. The u. S. Is obviously concerned that who it is that they are going to talk to, and very concerned about the impact this will have on al quaida in the south of the country, what what chances are there of al quaida moving towards the capitol . We know what they dont want is to so afternoon inincreasingly angered group. What al quaida can do now is tap into the growing discontent. So nocionis today will feel betrayed. And that we also feel that the houthies now are undermining them so al quaida is using the same method again and again to recruit more people. They have in fact forged recent ties with sunni tribesmen in the north particularly around areas saying we have to stand united be evens the houthis. For example where you have most of the oil and gas is another fault line in yemen. And there is where you can have an explosive outcome what we have is that al quaida will step in and join that fight. The problem is that when you get to this scenario, it would be extremely difficult to say you know what, al quaida has to move aside. We are dealing with this. Things are really convoluted that it would be a perfect scenario for a civil war. Who is a professor of Political Science at the united arab emritz university. He joins us on the line. Tell us wayyour response is. Well, i think the outside world has been completely yemen. And yemen seems to be complotly under the influence of control. The g. C. C. , today have a second huge strategy consistent. Me the south the possibility as the it was very possible that way. Why do you think that the president and the government decided to do this . What do you think their ultimate aim is. The houthies you cant trust them. Two inches so i think the government the entire yemen they want the entire capitol and the government. So i think the president and the Prime Minister and you know put the flag up and say thats the way you want it. It will be difficult for them to run its been messy. Okay, so what happened fow . I think most likely, we are going to see a failed estate. We are going to see two yemen. A yemen in the north and the houthis extremist and we are going to see another there the south. And control of al quaida that will be the situation at least in the near future. You say that the International Community failed yemen, what more do you think they could have done . We have been seeing it but everybody was busy with syria and iraq, so i dont think people to have passed the houthiss have taken over. I dont think its something anybody can do, as soon as the game is over. I theater out of control. You just have to the sunnies are going to face you have to the houthies. It is going to be a civil war a failed estate. Very good to talk to you. What is happening there in yemen. Professor of Political Science at the united arab emritz university. He was saying that basically it is a dismal scenario. Confirming what you are saying the potential for civil war what could put us up to that. I think the leader of the houthis movement, have to come forward and say to them that it is time to force a genuine partnership. Not talking about the leader of the movement, the president is a liar. He is corrupt and he is an agent of the west. In the arab world. The houthies themselves, most of the timetable will say this is a country that will forever be run by our own people. When he says the houthies cannot be trusted is that what you have been seeing. Almost half the size of france, this is really huge. The problem that the houthies face of this particular moment is their turn. To give major confessions for this government, i think in the coming hours will be the most important hours in the modern history. And his government also its you will wake up tomorrow to a new yemen. Do you think he has play add clef hand here. Welt,. They put some pressure on the houthies it is a gamble because thin id season on their own demands then he will have to leave tomorrow. The movement in the south will say well, it is our time to take up arms and fight for our own south. And it is a wash of arms absolutely. Absolutely. And they are now emboldened be i the games. Will do exactly the same thing, because we have battle hardened fighters thousands and thousands who can do the same thing at the same time, you will have sunnies say we are a majority. We are almost 70 of the population. And our president has. Humiliated by the world the only way forward is to sit together tonight to bay on a road map, now this has to include the following. Formerring a new inclusive government. Giving the houthies bigger representation but at the same time, they have to restore the legitimacy of the president himself. Because the road map says the agreement which was signed by the International Community and the yemen in 2011 says that the only recognizable authority in yemen throughout the whole transitional period which will end next year or two years from now is the president so if the president leaves tonight, it is a power volume. They cannot come tomorrow to the palace, because this is unprecedented in the modern history. It is going to be seen as a coupe, exacerbated. It is quite an extraordinary situation. Who has got a update on the situation on the ground, what is it. The president who resigned says the president after they were trying to fault him. Now we dont foe what the dend mas were, however there is seems to be some talk of the decision in favor of the houthies movement. Also a reaction from the Houthis Group itself wrung of the political members said that his movement is ready for the challenge. And i think this is a direct reference to form a new government of some sort. Didnt make any mention to the willingness to seek to have them define him. To that resignation. Tell us how this news is filtering through the country and the impact that it is having waypeople are saying it was hailed the decision, because although it came too late you receive a number of areas i think will be in every province there will be some sort of different reaction. The general feel willing be one of fear and of huge uncertainty of waywill happen next. There are already some reports and rumors but there could be a military or a civil counsel and that will be perhaps agrees on between the houthies and the authority we have to wait and see if the developing are moves really fast, and there is a communication problem. I think the effectiveness of the network the communication network, are also effected. There are also reports that there are certain preparations going on to receive the president remember the president had to resign as a southerner here, so people here will welcome him. So this is the latest i have for you. Do stay on the liner the us. Lets speak to the political analyst and former advisor to the foreign minister. Also an expert on the houthis movement, know wag you know about the way it operates talk us through what you believe has gone down and the impact that the president and his cabinet are trying to have. The latest that the parliament has refused the president rose ignatius, and they are going to have an urgent meeting tomorrow, and in this meeting we would know if there is a chance that the president can reconsider his resignation, and at what price. The second scenario, is to go ahead with the resignation and then we will have a brock because its either going to have a civil counsel or we are going to we are going to have a situation which is quite subdued. So far it has been said that one of the houthis relationships has accepted the resignation, but we are not sure about the position of the whole movement. Will want to meet up with him tomorrow, do you think the country has that amount of time . The country yes, definitely. It will have that time. We are hearing from our correspondent that the president is heading down to aidan we know he is from the southern part of the country. What do you think the emotions there are right now the do you think they support this . Do they feel as they have been cheated . I dont think this is exactly what they have been, but i think i dont know, we heard that the president wanted this and that the houthies did not accept that. So if he goes now, i dont think its a suitable time to do it. I am sure he is only going to lead after how down they will respond to this, and what are they prepared to give up in order to keep him in power. I think that this should have been done earlier. It does have an impact. The impact it might work, but they might rewere a lot of the demands. I dont believe that, but i think that the arrival of the envoy who will play a roll in the situation and bring tomorrow i think things will look more clear. We know exactly what is the situation. So are you feeling that if anything that this is a positive move and could force some sort of resolution and certainly not a military one. No, it is ant military one. Definitely. But of course it is a pressuring point and i do hope the houthiss will respond to it. Let me ask you very quickly about the political processes. What might be used to push this process on . If we pick up more on your positive outcome perspective . We still have a problem of the government. And we know of the Prime Minister, that he is month continuing to interfere from the houthies the work of the government so that would be the challenge. With they continue or not at the same type. I foe theres a feeling across many of the groups and many of the tribes many of the political groups in particular that they should have been more international interference. Do you agree with that . What sort of interference could the community have bought without stirring up more sectarian issues there . I do believe that so far it has reasonable. All the components the different components in yemen. And i think in yemen at the same time, we have as i said, inquiry, respected by they play a role in try tock come one a solution in the country. Where do you think this leaves the United States . The wrights at this stage i believe should be left where it is. Its not a good moment for the u. S. To interfere. I think the u. N. Would be under the u. N. Would be good. All right. Thank you very much for talking us through breaks news underway. The fact that the president has stepped down, his cabinet has also handed in their resignations. To stay with us. 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