UN calls for restraint and condemns attacks in the region
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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called on all parties in the region on Thursday to exercise maximum restraint, in light of the escalating tensions and hostilities in Yemen.
Guterres emphasized during his remarks the need to find a clear political horizon to resolve the Yemeni crisis, stressing that the continuation of the conflict does not serve the interest of stability in the region. The Secretary-General also expressed his strong condemnation of the attacks launched by the Houthi group targeting the territory of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
These UN calls come at a time when international efforts are seeking to calm the situation and prevent the expansion of the conflict. The United Nations asserts that cross-border attacks pose a threat to regional security and hinder efforts aimed at reaching a peaceful and sustainable solution.
For its part, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to emphasize the importance of adhering to international laws and protecting its security and stability. The Kingdom supports initiatives aimed at a ceasefire and reaching a comprehensive political settlement that ends the suffering of the Yemeni people.
In conclusion, the international community stressed that dialogue is the only way to end the crisis, calling on all concerned parties to cooperate with the UN envoy to reach an agreement that ensures security and stability for Yemen and the entire region.
Sources: ANI News
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