Yemeni Houthi attacks have significantly impacted Red Sea security, escalating tensions in the region and disrupting international shipping routes. The Houthis, supported by Iran, have targeted critical maritime infrastructure, including commercial vessels and oil tankers, exacerbating instability. Under the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), there have been ongoing efforts to address these threats through sanctions, peace talks, and calls for de-escalation. The UNSC stresses the importance of maintaining freedom of navigation in the Red Sea, a vital waterway for global trade, while seeking a long-term political resolution to the Yemeni conflict to prevent further attacks and enhance regional security.
