Pakistan calls for de-escalation at UN Security Council after Houthi seizure of Red Sea islands
Pakistan urged dialogue and de-escalation at an emergency UNSC meeting following Houthi forces' capture of several Red Sea islands.
Pakistan called for de-escalation and renewed dialogue during an emergency UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday, the second such session in less than a week, following the Houthi forces' capture of several Red Sea islands amid rising violence in Yemen.
The statement came as tensions in the region remain elevated over the maritime seizures and their potential impact on international shipping and regional stability.
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- At UNSC, Pakistan calls for de-escalation, dialogue after Houthi Red Sea island seizures — APP (Pakistan)
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