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UN Security Council calls for an end to Houthi attacks on ships

A majority of the Council’s members condemn the Houthi attacks on shipping and warn that countries whose ships are attacked have the right to defend themselves
Houthi helicopter over the Japanese car carrier Galaxy Leader, which the Houthis hijacked in November last year. | Photo: Houthi Military Media/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
Houthi helicopter over the Japanese car carrier Galaxy Leader, which the Houthis hijacked in November last year. | Photo: Houthi Military Media/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
BY RITZAU

The Houthi movement from Yemen must immediately stop its attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, says the UN Security Council.

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