Saudi Arabia urges Security Council action on Yemen and Red Sea security
During a session at the Security Council, Saudi Arabia confirmed that the Houthi terrorist militia continues to target civilians and vital infrastructure within the Kingdom. They also pose a threat to maritime navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, jeopardizing regional and international peace and security. The Kingdom emphasized its right to defend its territories and ensure the safety of its citizens, taking all necessary measures to protect its security in accordance with international law. It pointed out that the recent escalation by the Houthis included attacks on Saudi airports and cities, resulting in the death of three civilians and the injury of 73 others. Saudi Arabia also reiterated its rejection of turning Yemen into a platform for threatening its security or maritime freedom. The Kingdom called on the international community to implement Security Council resolutions, reaffirmed its support for a political solution in Yemen, and highlighted that its humanitarian aid has exceeded $12.6 billion since 2012, aiming to stabilize Yemen and achieve peace.
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