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Yemeni groups warn of Red Sea conflict risk
Civil society organizations in Yemen have warned that the Houthi militia is turning the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab into two persistent conflict zones, with increasing violations and crimes against civilians, including targeting ports and maritime passages using missiles and drones. They confirmed that these violations have included house bombings, road blockades, forced child recruitment, targeting hospitals and residential areas, resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens and the displacement of thousands of families. They also pointed to threats to international navigation and the Houthis' attempts to target ships, which pose a threat to regional and international security. The organizations called on the international community to take urgent action to protect maritime navigation, halt the funding and support of the Houthis, and hold those responsible for human rights violations accountable.
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