UN suspends all trips into Houthi-held areas of Yemen
UN suspends all movement into territory held by Yemen as Houthi rebels detain its staffers
After its staff members were detained by the Houthis, the United Nations has decided to suspend all travel activities into areas held by these rebels in Yemen. The assets linked to the US and Israel have remained major targets for Houthis in the region.
UN Says Some Staff Detained in Houthi-Controlled Yemen, All Movement Suspended
All official movement of U.N. staff into or within Houth-held areas had been suspended to protect the safety of staff. The U.N. was actively engaging with senior Houthi representatives to demand the immediate and unconditional release of all its detained personnel and partners.
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