The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, to discuss developments in the military and humanitarian situation in Yemen, including the continued faltering political process, the deteriorating economic situation, and the effects of the regional escalation on the country.

According to UN sources, the Council will hold, on Wednesday, its regular meeting on Yemen, and it will begin with an open session, followed by closed consultations, which will focus on the humanitarian and economic conditions in the country, the road map talks that have been stalled for about a year, and other sensitive issues, such as the continued detention of the Houthis. For United Nations employees and workers in civil society organizations and diplomatic missions.

The UN special envoy to Yemen is scheduled to present: Hans Grundberg, the new Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator; Thomas Fletcher, during the open session, gave two briefings on developments in the political, military, humanitarian and human rights situation in the country.

In his briefing, Grundberg is expected to focus on the negative effects resulting from the escalation of regional tensions on his mediation efforts to revitalize the stalled Yemeni political process, and to warn that any delay in reaching a road map to bring peace may push the country to slide again into conflict. The spiral of war.