Negotiations between Yemen's government and rebels, locked in a devastating war for nearly four years, opened Thursday in what UN special envoy Martin Griffiths called a "critical opportunity".
"During the coming days we will have a critical opportunity to give momentum to the peace process," Griffiths told reporters as the rival delegations gathered in Sweden.
"There is a way we can resolve the conflict," Griffiths said, adding that the Security Council was "united" in its support for a resolution to the conflict.
"It will be done if there is a will to be make it happen."
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