Saudi Arabia calls on the Security Council to take a firm stance against Houthi attacks
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has called on the UN Security Council to take a firm and immediate stance to stop the attacks launched by the Houthi group. This demand comes as part of the Kingdom's efforts to ensure regional stability and protect regional and international security.
Riyadh emphasized that these attacks do not only target innocent civilians, but also pose a direct and ongoing threat to the security of international navigation in the Red Sea. These waterways are a vital artery for global trade, and any disruption to them negatively impacts the global economy.
In its message to the international community, the Kingdom stresses the importance of standing together to put an end to these practices, which violate international laws. Saudi Arabia also called on the Security Council to fulfill its responsibilities in maintaining international peace and security and to prevent any threats that could hinder the movement of commercial vessels.
These Saudi diplomatic moves come at a time of growing concern over the impact of these attacks on global supply chains. The Kingdom consistently reaffirms its commitment to supporting international efforts aimed at establishing peace and stability in the region, while emphasizing its right to protect its territory and vital interests.