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UN Security Council Convenes Emergency Session on Houthi Red Sea Advance
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First reported by Ynet · 6 hours ago
What happened
The UN Security Council is holding an emergency session, called by France, to discuss the Houthi takeover of Yemen's Red Sea coast and its impact on shipping and regional security. The meeting follows Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia's search for international support.
- 01UN Security Council meets on Houthi Red Sea control.
- 02France initiated the emergency session.
- 03Houthi advance threatens Red Sea shipping.
- 04Houthis continue attacks on Saudi Arabia.
- 05Saudi Arabia seeks international military aid.
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