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UN Security Council renews monitoring of Houthi Red Sea attacks amid Yemen airspace escalation
NEW YORK CITY: The UN Security Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution that extends for six months the secretary-general’s mandate to report Houthi attacks against merchant and commercial vessels in the Red Sea. Thirteen of the 15 council members voted in favor of the resolution, while Russia and China abstained. The mandate will now remain in force until Jan. 15, 2027.
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Security Council members rally behind Saudi Arabia, denounce Iran’s role in Houthi escalations
NEW YORK CITY: The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on Monday to address escalations in and around Yemen, with member states lining up to condemn Iran’s alleged…
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UN Security Council renews monitoring of Houthi Red Sea attacks amid Yemen airspace escalation
NEW YORK CITY: The UN Security Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution that extends for six months the secretary-general’s mandate to report Houthi attacks against merchant and…
