Yemeni delegation warns of Houthi attacks’ impact on global shipping
Yemen’s naval delegation chief has warned that Iran-backed Houthi attacks threaten international shipping, trade, and global supply chains.
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AIThe head of Yemen’s naval delegation, Rear Admiral Abdulkhaleq Mansour, has warned of the consequences of Iran-backed Houthi militia attacks on international shipping, trade, and global supply chains.
Speaking at the fourth planning meeting of the multinational Maritime Defense Coalition in Jeddah, Mansour called for unified international efforts and enhanced regional coordination to counter threats to maritime security in the Red Sea, Bab Al-Mandab, and the Gulf of Aden.
He also stressed the importance of operational and technical support to restore the readiness of Yemen’s naval forces and enable them to protect territorial waters and international shipping lanes, according to Al-Hadath.
