AND United Nations He said on Monday that he had suspended his humanitarian operation in the foothold of Yemen’s Houthija rebel after they had detained eight more UN employees, which influenced the global response to one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters.
In a statement, the UN said that the “extraordinary” decision to stop all operations and programs in the Province of Northern Saad was due to the lack of necessary security conditions and guarantees.
Houthis spokesman did not immediately respond to messages seeking a comment.
This is a locator map for Yemen with its capital Sanaa. (Associated Press)
The rebels in recent months have detained dozens of UN employees, as well as people associated with help groups, civil society and once an open US Embassy in Sani, Capital of Yemen. None of the UN employees were released.
The UN statement states that the break in operations is intended for Houthis and the World Body Time “to agree on the dismissal of the arbitrarily detained UN staff and ensures that the conditions are required to provide critical humanitarian support” in the areas under the rebellions.
Said to be the latest detained UN employees – Recorded at the end of last month – included six working in Saada, on the northern border of Yemen with Saudi Arabia.
The view of the United Nations headquarters in New York, the United States, July 16, 2024, the building of the United Nations. (Jakub Porzycki/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
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Seven UN agencies operate in Saada, including the World Food Program, World Health Organization and UNICEF, together with several international assistance organizations, according to the UN Humanitarian Agency.
At the end of last month, the UN suspended all the trips to the areas that were Houthhi.
The war in Yemen killed more than 150,000 people, including fighters and civilians. Houthis supported by the Iranian Iranian were fought against the internationally recognized government of Yemen, supported by the Saudi coalition, since 2014, when they descended from their stronghold in Saad and took control of San and most of the north.
The UN has project that over 19 million people throughout Yemen will need humanitarian aid this year, because many are engaged in climate shocks, malnutrition, cholera and economic effects of war.
Black smoke rises near Sana’a International Airport in Yemen after reporting Israeli air attacks. (Reuters)
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The rebels closed thousands of people during the war. In recent months, they have also intensified their disagreement, including the recent punishment of 44 people to death.
In January, Houthis were unilaterally released by 153 war detainees as one of several overtures to relieve tension after interruption of fire in Israel-hama war In Gaza. Such prisoner editions were observed as a means of jumping on the conversation of the lasting end of Yemen.
