The UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grendberg, said that the series of attacks by the Houthi group on the Red Sea, and the American air strikes in response, undermines peace efforts, and threatening to drag Yemen for more regional conflict. Calling for restraint, reducing escalation, and protecting civilians.

This came in a statement to the envoy posted on his account on the X platform, in which he expressed his concern about the strikes on the port of Ras Issa, and called for the suspension of Houthi attacks with reliable guarantees.

Grendberg said: “In confirmation of what the Secretary -General indicated, I am very concerned about the impact of American air strikes in the port of Ras Issa and its surroundings on civilians, especially truck drivers and workers in the port, as well as on the civil infrastructure.

He added: “The series of attacks by the Ansar Allah group on the Red Sea, and the American air strikes in response to peace efforts, and warn of the dragging of Yemen for more regional conflict. Therefore, I was repeated my call to restraint, reduce escalation, and protect civilians and civil infrastructure from all parties according to international law.”

He continued: "The attacks on the Red Sea must stop with reliable guarantees that protect it from becoming a long -term struggle. These guarantees are necessary - not only for global security, but also to prevent Yemen from slipping away from the path of peace."

He affirmed at the end of his statement: "I will continue to work with all parties to achieve this goal in order to achieve sustainable peace in Yemen.

And last Thursday, the US Central Command announced the destruction of the Houthi port of Ras Issa, and said: “We took measures to eliminate the fuel source for the militia.”

In the same context, the US State Department affirmed that the Houthi financial networks disrupting part of its country's imprisonment to eliminate the Iranian threat network.

And last Thursday, the US Central Command announced the destruction of the Houthi port of Ras Issa, and said: “We have taken measures to eliminate the fuel source for the militia.” The militia generates large returns through which it is funded by its military activities.

In the same context, the US State Department affirmed that the Houthi financial networks disrupting part of its country's imprisonment to eliminate the Iranian threat network.

This, the United States of America, on March 15, began military operations against the Houthis in Yemen, as a result of its threats on international navigation and American interests, operations that America said will not stop until after the Houthi attacks were stopped and reduced its military capabilities, warning Iran against the continued support of the group.