Yemeni government urges stronger efforts against Houthis
The war in Yemen is escalating due to Iran's role, as the Yemeni government considers the Houthi movement to be executing an regional agenda that goes beyond the internal conflict. The escalation includes targeting maritime routes in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, thereby threatening international navigation. The government affirms that the Houthis are supported by Iran with weapons and military experts. Yemeni forces, in coordination with the Saudi-led coalition supporting legitimacy, continue military operations to regain control of Yemeni territory and protect maritime passages, while strengthening measures to prevent arms smuggling and to control airports and ports. The government emphasizes the need for a more decisive international stance against Iran to confront security threats. It also notes ongoing Houthi attacks on strategic sites and their refusal to operate Iranian flights outside their designated authority. The government concludes that restoring stability can only be achieved by establishing the state's authority across all of Yemen and halting threats to international navigation.
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