Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay: Waa in Al-Shabaab ku dhaqaaqaa dagaalka iyo weerarada ka dhaca dalka Sacuudi Carabiya
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Waa in Al-Shabaab ku dhaqaaqaa dagaalka iyo weerarada ka dhaca dalka Sacuudi Carabiya
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Waa in Al-Shabaab ku dhaqaaqaa dagaalka iyo weerarada ka dhaca dalka Sacuudi Carabiya
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Waa in Al-Shabaab ku dhaqaaqaa dagaalka iyo weerarada ka dhaca dalka Sacuudi Carabiya
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
Shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu cambaareeyay si adag weerarada Al-Shabaab ee ka socda dalka Sacuudi Carabiya, kuwaas oo saameeyay xawaaraha iyo nolosha dadka rayidka ah, iyadoo la sheegay in 125,000 qof ay ka carureen dalka Yemen.
The UN Security Council issued a strong statement condemning continued Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, including strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure, and called for an immediate end to military escalation in Yemen.
Condemnation of Attacks on Saudi Arabia
The Security Council members condemned in the strongest terms the ongoing Houthi attacks against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which have targeted both civilian and energy infrastructure. These strikes have caused injuries among civilians, including women and children, raising serious humanitarian concerns across the region.
Recalling their earlier statement of 7 August 2026 (SC/16429), the Council reiterated its condemnation of Houthi missile attacks and threats against commercial vessels in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab. The Council stressed the importance of safeguarding commercial shipping and upholding navigational rights under international law.
Demands for Ceasefire and Release of Detainees
The Council demanded that the Houthis immediately cease their military escalation and all attacks impacting civilians and civilian objects. It also called for practical cooperation with the Government of Yemen to prevent the Houthis from acquiring arms, training, financing, and other military support necessary to carry out further attacks.
In a separate but related demand, the Security Council called for the unconditional, safe and immediate release of detainees, including 73 United Nations personnel and staff from national and international non-governmental organisations, civil society groups, and diplomatic missions.
Humanitarian Impact and Political Outlook
The Council expressed grave concern over reports that at least 125,000 people have been displaced across Yemen since the start of September, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. It warned that continued escalation could further worsen the already dire humanitarian situation and lead to additional displacement.
The Council reaffirmed its support for the Government of Yemen and its commitment to Yemen's unity, sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. It also reiterated its backing of UN Special Envoy Hans Grundberg's efforts to achieve a negotiated, inclusive, Yemeni-led political settlement based on agreed references and consistent with relevant Security Council resolutions.
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