New York, USA – US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, asserted that the Houthi group has failed to comply with Security Council resolutions.
He accused Iran and the Houthis of continuing to target commercial vessels and threatening the security and stability of the region.
This came during a Security Council session dedicated to discussing developments in Yemen and maritime security.
Direct accusations against Iran and the Houthis
The US representative stated that the Houthi attacks against commercial vessels constitute a violation of Security Council resolutions.
He noted that Iran, along with the Houthis, continues to threaten
international maritime security and destabilize the region.
He added that the continuation of these attacks poses a danger to global trade and the safety of vital sea lanes.
He called for the full implementation of Security Council resolutions.
Call for the implementation of Security Council resolutions
The US representative stressed the need for the Houthis to abide by UN Security Council resolutions.
He also emphasized that the international community is obligated to address
threats targeting commercial vessels and maritime security in the region.
He explained that respect for international law and UN resolutions is fundamental
to maintaining regional stability and protecting maritime trade routes.
Emphasis on protecting regional stability
The US representative noted that the attacks carried out by Iran and the Houthis not only
target maritime navigation but also pose a direct threat to security and stability in the Middle East.
He also affirmed his country’s continued support for international efforts to protect maritime routes.
These efforts aim to ensure freedom of navigation in accordance with international law.
