On August 7, local time, UN Security Council members issued a statement on the situation in Yemen, expressing concern over the recent escalation of tension and stressing that actions that could disrupt the peace process in Yemen or threaten international peace and security should be avoided. The members of the Council condemned the landing of aircraft at Sana'a International Airport and Hodeidah Airport on 3 and 13 July, respectively, without permission and approval from the Yemeni Government, and pointed out that the acts were in violation of international civil aviation rules. The statement also condemned the Houthis's missile attacks against Saudi Arabia since July 13 and attacks on merchant ships since July 22.
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On August 7, local time, UN Security Council members issued a statement on the situation in Yemen, expressing concern over the recent escalation of tension and stressing that actions that could disrupt the peace process in Yemen or threaten international peace and security should be avoided. The members of the Council condemned the landing of aircraft at Sana'a International Airport and Hodeidah Airport on 3 and 13 July, respectively, without permission and approval from the Yemeni Government, and pointed out that the acts were in violation of international civil aviation rules. The statement also condemned the Houthis's missile attacks against Saudi Arabia since July 13 and attacks on merchant ships since July 22.
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