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Measures to Protect Saudi and Maritime Security
International pressure on the Yemeni Houthi group is escalating, as their attacks have expanded to threaten regional security, international navigation, and civilian infrastructure. This has led to widespread condemnation from the United States, the United Kingdom, European countries, and Arab nations. The United States designated the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization in March 2025 and emphasized the need to halt attacks against ships and civilian facilities. Countries like France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Canada have supported international measures against the Houthis. Saudi Arabia refers to the group as the "Terrorist Houthi Militia" and affirms its right to protect its security. Meanwhile, Arab countries are discussing the terminology used for the group and continue to support efforts against the threats posed by the Houthis to regional stability. The Security Council is also pressuring the group to stop maritime attacks. These positions are part of two international tracks aimed at confronting the Houthi threats, which include terrorist activities and threats to ships and infrastructure.
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