Saudi Arabia vows to safeguard ships

Saudi Arabia has confirmed that it will take all necessary measures to protect its ships at sea in response to the Houthi group’s announcement of a maritime blockade on Saudi territory. Saudi Arabia condemned the statements made by the Houthi military spokesperson, which accused the Kingdom of imprisoning the Yemeni people, emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding the right to navigation in accordance with international law. The Kingdom also called on the international community to implement relevant UN Security Council resolutions, notably Resolution 2216 and Resolution 2722, which concern rights and freedom of navigation in the Red Sea. The Saudi-led coalition forces responded to the Houthi threats with decisive actions to protect ships, affirming that the Houthi claims of closing Yemeni ports and airports are false and holding the Houthis responsible for the destruction and closure of Sana’a Airport. The escalation has heightened tensions among Yemeni parties, despite a UN-brokered ceasefire in place since 2022.

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