NEW YORK — United Nations Secretary General António Guterres expressed concern over the continued Houthi attacks on civilian targets in Saudi Arabia and the escalation of hostilities in the vicinity of Taiz, Yemen. “These developments are causing immense suffering among civilians and heightening regional tensions,” he said.Speaking to reporters in New York on Thursday, Guterres called for an end to attacks on homes, hospitals, schools, airports, and energy facilities. He warned that escalating conflicts worsen humanitarian suffering, with repercussions for energy markets, supply chains, and financial systems, adding to cost-of-living pressures worldwide.Guterres called for restraint and the establishment of a political path forward in Yemen, pointing to the United Nations’ efforts in this regard. He also stressed the need to end the fighting, respect international law, protect civilians, and uphold the rights and freedoms of international navigation.NEW YORK — United Nations Secretary General António Guterres expressed concern over the continued Houthi attacks on civilian targets in Saudi Arabia and the escalation of hostilities in the vicinity of Taiz, Yemen. “These developments are causing immense suffering among civilians and heightening regional tensions,” he said.Speaking to reporters in New York on Thursday, Guterres called for an end to attacks on homes, hospitals, schools, airports, and energy facilities. He warned that escalating conflicts worsen humanitarian suffering, with repercussions for energy markets, supply chains, and financial systems, adding to cost-of-living pressures worldwide.Guterres called for restraint and the establishment of a political path forward in Yemen, pointing to the United Nations’ efforts in this regard. He also stressed the need to end the fighting, respect international law, protect civilians, and uphold the rights and freedoms of international navigation.
UN Chief voices concern over continued Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
