Houthi rebels' threat for imposing marine (marine blockade) on Saudi Arabia is strongly condemned Knows the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The country has warned the country that this move could disrupt free navigation in the Red Sea.
In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates called for the implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions and reiterated their ‘full solidarity’ to Saudi Arabia.
When recent tensions started, the internationally recognized government in Emanite said that their forces had launched an attack on the runoff of Sanaa Airport to prevent the landing of an Iranian plane. The Houthis have been demanding Saudi Arabia for the attack, which in response to the country's climate, the Houthis launched missiles and drone attacks.
The Houthis also announced the immediate implementation of the blockade of Saudi shipping or shipping, according to them, a response to the sanctions imposed by Saudi Arabia on the country, which is said to be a ‘blockade instead of blockade’.
Saudi Arabia has denied the allegations, saying that more than 300 ships carrying food, energy and other goods have entered Houthi-nantized ports in the first half of 2026. The Saudi-led coalition has promised to take strict measures and know that they have launched the Bab al-Mandebstratoke safety measures.
This waterway connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and is one of the major routes of Saudi oil exports and international trade.
Source: Al-Jazeera.
