UK urges Houthis to cease attacks on Saudi infrastructure and civilians
Britain's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office called on Yemen's Houthis to stop their attacks on Saudi Arabia, stressing the need to protect civilians and infrastructure.
The UK foreign ministry voiced solidarity with Saudi Arabia and demanded an immediate halt to Houthi strikes that target civilian sites and critical infrastructure. Minister of State for the Middle East Stephen Doughty discussed the issue with Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed al-Khereiji and Yemen's Foreign Minister Afrah al-Zouba. The talks focused on de-escalating the cross-border hostilities and safeguarding non-combatants.
Why it matters
The appeal highlights ongoing regional tensions and the risk to civilians from cross-border attacks.
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