The United Kingdom condemned recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The UK called the attacks unacceptable and warned of further regional tension and escalation.
According to the UK Foreign Office, the Houthis targeted civilian property and energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, increasing concerns over regional stability.
Britain has previously condemned Houthi threats against Saudi Arabia and expressed concern over reported plans to impose a naval blockade. The Foreign Office said the Houthis remain responsible for the current crisis and stressed that their attacks cannot be justified.
It also warned that continued Houthi operations could further destabilise the region and create greater risks for civilians across Yemen.
The British government said Yemeni civilians could face serious consequences if fighting intensifies and the conflict spreads to additional areas.
London’s latest statement comes amid growing tensions involving the Houthis, Saudi Arabia and the wider regional conflict.
The UK has repeatedly called for measures to protect civilians and prevent further disruption to regional security and international shipping.
Meanwhile, concerns remain over the potential impact of attacks on energy facilities and key maritime routes.
The Foreign Office urged all sides to avoid actions that could deepen the crisis and increase humanitarian risks for the Yemeni population.
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