we've targeted in saada region. now there are other two ways, either they go to the south now all the routes are becoming difficult for them to use. and we have blocked some of the routes to make it difficult for them. so we have blocked all the easier routes which they were using. and now they're trying to reorganize and together which the militias seize in saada or sanaa. yesterday we have targeted in the east of aden, and the main center in aden and areas that have been targeted many times. so we can stop the operation. there are some operations we have taken at the sanaa airport. so the operations continue to target the leadership site and this population, as you can see as far as aden, and the operation becoming less complicateed. they have existence in the south and their operation to harm the citizens so they can make this military effort, but the air operation is doing his job. and their operation becoming very slow and difficult it is only causing harm to the daily living of citizens. as for the operations

houthi continue to destabilize the region there may be some small scale operation or providing assistance for president hadi, the houthis are still active. they operate in saada and even in the port city of aden. i think now they will basically try to bring all of the political factions into negotiating a political settlement to put an end to decades of instability in yemen. >> the saudis are very keen to stress that they have ended operation decisive storm at the request of president hadi, but many are saying this signals the end of president hadi and. >> yes they want him to go and move on to bahah. activists seem to be willing to work with him but this is someone who needs the backing of top military commanders powerful tribesmen willing to come together and pull the nation from a brink of chaos and come to a settlement. now he has to overcome obstacles such as houthies' political implications reaching out to factions and stemming al-qaeda in the center of the country. a mammoth task for bahah. >> al jazeera's diplomatic editor james bays is at the united nations in new york, and iran an important player here not as authority directly involves in the crisi