UN Decries Houthi Seizure of Aid Compound, as Further 18,000 Families Flee Fighting in Yemen
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UN decries Houthi seizure of aid compound, as further 18,000 families flee fighting in Yemen
NEW YORK CITY: The UN on Friday expressed grave concern about the seizure by the Houthis in Yemen of a key humanitarian compound in the Red Sea port city of Mokha. Officials warned that the loss of the facility threatened aid operations for vulnerable Yemeni communities, even as tens of thousands more families flee escalating violence. “We are gravely concerned by the seizure of a key humanitarian common premises and its assets in Mokha, by the …
The United Nations has expressed deep concern over the Houthi takeover of a joint humanitarian facility in Muha, Yemen, and reported that 18,000 households have been displaced since the beginning of the month due to the fighting.
United Nations (UN) Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary-General, Farhan Haq, stated that the UN is deeply concerned about the seizure of a joint humanitarian aid facility and assets belonging to UN agencies in Muha, Yemen, by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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