Yemen and international bodies share Red Sea security

The Yemeni Presidential Council affirmed that Red Sea security bears a shared responsibility between Yemen and the international community. It called for designating the Houthi movement as part of an interconnected regional threat network, given their increasing coordination with armed groups in Africa and their involvement in arms smuggling and the transfer of military technology. The Council pointed out that the Houthis' escalation, including imposing a naval blockade on ships linked to Saudi Arabia, threatens maritime security—particularly at Bab el-Mandeb Strait—necessitating decisive measures to protect freedom of navigation. Moreover, the importance of international coordination was emphasized, especially with India, to ensure regional stability and respect for sovereignty amid ongoing conflict in Yemen and deteriorating security conditions.

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