UN envoy warns Yemen war has entered 'dangerous phase'
Hans Grundberg, the UN envoy for Yemen, told the Security Council that urgent steps are needed to protect civilians and trade routes amid what he describes as Houthi escalation.
UN envoy Hans Grundberg warned the Security Council that Yemen's conflict has entered a dangerous phase, calling for immediate action to safeguard civilians and international shipping lanes. Grundberg cited escalating Houthi activities as a key concern driving the warning.
The envoy's statement underscores mounting international alarm over the humanitarian toll and regional security risks tied to the ongoing Yemen conflict.
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- UN envoy warns Security Council Yemen’s war has entered ‘dangerous phase’ — Al Jazeera — All
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