Representative of Yemen to the Security Council: the Escalation of Al-Houthi Militias Is a Threat to Regional Security and Energy
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The Permanent Representative of Yemen to the United Nations, Ambassador Abdullah al-Sa ' di, stressed that the escalation of the Al-Houthi militia was no longer an internal security concern, but a growing threat to the security of the region, freedom of navigation, energy supply and one of the most important arteries of world trade.
United Nations - Arabic Jerusalem: After an argument between the Russian Ambassador, Vitaly Nebenzia, and the French Ambassador, President of the Security Council, Jerome Bonafont, on a procedural matter, the President of the Council allowed the representative of Yemen to be the first speaker after the briefing of Assistant Secretary-General Khalid Akhtari, which the Russian Ambassador considered to be a violation of the tradition of many years,…
Yemen called on the UN this Tuesday to stop the offensive of the Houthi rebels in order to prevent it from “sweeping” the world with the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which is key to more than 10% of world trade and which has taken on special importance following the blockade of Ormuz.
ISTANBUL/ Yemen's Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), Abdullah Ali Fadhel Al Saadi, stated that the security of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and the Red Sea is a responsibility that extends beyond Yemen.
The United Nations has emphasized that developments around the Bab al-Mandab Strait highlight the urgent need to prevent the conflict in Yemen from further threatening the security of the Red Sea and the vital international waterway.
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