UN Security Council Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Council members said 73 UN personnel remain detained and warned that further escalation would worsen Yemen’s humanitarian crisis.
- On Thursday, the Security Council demanded the release of 73 detained UN personnel and reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's right to self-defense against Houthi attacks.
- Fighting has intensified, displacing at least 125,000 people since the start of the month, according to the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
- The Council demanded that the Houthis "immediately cease their military escalation" and reminded all members of their obligations under the targeted arms embargo.
- Members expressed support for Special Envoy Hans Grundberg in pursuing a Yemeni-led political settlement, as China presses Iran to help rein in the Houthis.
- The Security Council reiterated condemnation of threats against shipping in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb, noting renewed fighting ended the UN-brokered truce.
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The NationUNSC condemns Houthi attacks; affirms solidarity with Saudi Arabia in confronting aggression
Members of the United Nations Security Council have condemned ongoing attacks launched by the Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia, including strikes resulting in damage to civilians and energy infrastructure.
Emergency alerts were sounded across Saudi Arabia late Friday and early Saturday, with the government warning of an enemy air threat. At least one explosion was heard in Riyadh, but there were no reports of damage or injuries. This was the capital's first alert since fresh tensions with Houthi rebels. The United Nations Security Council condemned the Houthi attacks and called for an arms embargo.
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The Red Sea is a war zone: Saudi Arabia is reporting new attacks on the capital Riyadh. Hundreds of air strikes have occurred in Yemen this week.
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