The European Union condemns Houthi attacks, affirming that Yemen’s peace is essential for Gulf and Red Sea security.
- The European Union emphasizes peace in Yemen for Gulf and Red Sea security.
- Houthi attacks are condemned as serious escalations violating international law.
- Recent assaults by Houthis injured 73 civilians in Saudi Arabia, including women and children.
- The EU calls for an immediate halt to Houthi attacks and compliance with UN resolutions.
### European Union Emphasizes Importance of Peace in Yemen
The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed that achieving peace and stability in Yemen is crucial for the security of the Gulf and Red Sea regions. The EU expressed its commitment to supporting the Yemeni people and collaborating with the United Nations, as well as regional and international partners, to de-escalate tensions and reach a comprehensive and sustainable peace involving all parties.
### European Condemnation of Houthi Attacks
A spokesperson for the European Union stated that the Houthi attacks represent a serious escalation. These actions violate international law, undermine regional security and stability, and threaten to derail efforts aimed at finding a political solution to the conflict in Yemen.
The EU strongly condemned the recent assaults carried out by Houthi militias against Saudi Arabia. These attacks targeted civilian and economic facilities in the southern part of the kingdom, resulting in injuries to 73 civilians, including women and children. The EU emphasized that targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure is unacceptable.
### Call for Cessation of Attacks and Compliance with Security Council Resolutions
The European Union urged Houthi militias to immediately halt all attacks both within Yemen and beyond, including those targeting commercial navigation in the Red Sea. The EU also called for compliance with United Nations Security Council Resolutions 2722 of 2024 and 2826 of 2026.
The EU’s statements highlight the ongoing commitment to peace in Yemen, underscoring the need for all parties to engage in constructive dialogue and adhere to international norms.
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