UK strongly condemns recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Yemen

UK strongly condemns recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Yemen
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Summary According to the UK Foreign Office, the Houthis targeted civilian property and energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, contributing to heightened regional instability

LONDON (Dunya News) - The United Kingdom has strongly condemned recent Houthi attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and Yemen, describing the actions as unacceptable and warning that they risk further escalating tensions in the region.

According to the UK Foreign Office, the Houthis targeted civilian property and energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, contributing to heightened regional instability.

Britain has previously condemned Houthi threats against Saudi Arabia as well as reported plans to impose a naval blockade.

The Foreign Office said the Houthis bear responsibility for the current crisis and stressed that their attacks are unacceptable.

It also warned that the group’s actions pose serious risks to Yemeni civilians, who could be caught in the escalating conflict.

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The UK said the attacks threaten regional security and freedom of navigation, calling on the Houthis to immediately halt their attacks and take steps to de-escalate tensions.

Britain also reiterated its support for the right of Saudi Arabia and Yemen to protect their security and sovereignty.

The statement comes amid continuing regional tensions, with international concerns growing over attacks on critical infrastructure and threats to maritime security.

London urged an end to actions that could further destabilise the region and put civilians at greater risk.