More than 112,000 displaced in Yemen as Houthis seize more ground
Pro-Houthi demonstrations erupted in Yemen after Saudi Arabia accused the military group of targeting the Muslim holy site of Mecca. Story by Elitsa Gadeva.
Pakistan urges Houthi militia to cease "provocative acts" in Red Sea, calling for immediate halt to attacks on merchant shipping. At UN Security Council meeting convened by Bahrain, UN official urges restoration of navigational rights and freedom in Red Sea and Bab al Mandab, citing volatile situation and threat to maritime security and regional peace.
Pakistan reaffirms unwavering support for Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, deeming Houthi attacks a blatant and unprovoked aggression. Bahrain's foreign minister calls for decisive action, noting attacks on civilian areas and disruption of commercial shipping that threaten food security and energy flows. Saudi Arabia warns of intensified attacks and calls for collective response, emphasizing the need to protect vital waterways and global economy.
China calls for restraint, respect for sovereignty, and protection of shipping rights. Pakistan highlights maritime security's global implications, urging de-escalation and peace.
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- Yemen governmnet accuses Houthis of attacks on humanitarian facilities middleeasteye.net
- Pakistan urges Houthis to stop attacks on merchant ships dailytimes.com.pk
- Houthis eye Yemen’s oil-rich east after seizing Red Sea coast timesofisrael.com
- Pakistan calls on Yemen's Houthis to halt ‘provocative acts’ in Red Sea dawn.com
- Houthis in Yemen are putting Mecca Pact to the test indianexpress.com
