Yemen Tells UN that Houthi Rebels' Moves on Key Strait Threaten Global Economy
- Yemen’s internationally recognized government asked world leaders for help against the Houthi rebels, warning that their positions near a major waterway threaten the global economy.
- The Houthis seized Mokha and Red Sea islands after advancing along Yemen’s coast, while about 12% of global trade normally passes through the waterway.
- The Houthis declared a blockade on Saudi shipping and claimed to have launched missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia’s Jazan province.
- Yemeni Vice President Abdullah Abdulkader Al Alimi-Bawzer urged countries to prevent weapons and technology from reaching the rebels.
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Yemen's internationally recognized government is warning of the danger posed by the Houthi militia and asking for help to repel them.
Yemen's internationally recognized government has again appealed to world leaders to help it fight Iran-backed Houthi rebels, warning that their new stronghold along one of the world's busiest waterways poses a risk to the global economy. The Houthis, who have controlled the Yemeni capital Sana'a and much of the north of the country for more than a decade, this month […] The post YEMEN ASKS FOR HELP FROM WORLD LEADERS: The government warns of th…
The Government of Yemen Warns the UN: Houthi Moves Around the Key Strait Threaten the Global Economy
Yemen's internationally recognized government has again appealed to world leaders to help it fight Iran-backed Houthi rebels, warning that n
Yemen's internationally recognized government on Thursday called on the international community at the UN General Assembly to provide more assistance in the fight against the Iran-backed Houthi militias.
Yemen appealed to the international community for stronger support against the Al-Houthi militia. The Vice-President of the Yemeni Presidential Command Council, Abdullah Abdelkader Al-Alami Bazir, said to the United Nations General Assembly in New York that 12 years had passed since the "turn carried out by the Al-Houthi terrorist militia."
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