View of the UN headquarters in New York The UN is concerned about US blows on the districts controlled by the Husites in Yemen The world and safety ~ 60 > in the UN expressed concern in connection with the application of the United States on the night of Monday of many strikes in the Yemen areas, which are controlled by the Husites, as a result of which people were killed and wounded. Concerned about the UN and the threat of the Husites to resume attacks on ships in the Red Sea. This is stated in a message published by the UN press service. “We emphasize that international law, including international humanitarian law, must be respected in any conditions,” the document says. – We focus on the need to fully comply with the resolution of 2768 (2025) of the UN Security Council relating to the Husiti attacks on merchant and commercial vessels. “& Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > resolution, adopted in the Security Council on January 15, 2025, contains an urgent call to” show care restraint in order to avoid further escalation of the situation in the Red Sea and the region as a whole ”, as well as activate diplomatic efforts to support the dialogue and peaceful process in Yemen under the auspices of the United Nations. ~ 60 >~ 60 > in the statement published by the UN press service, it is also said about the need to show“ maximum restraint ”and the maximum restraint” and stop all military operations. “Any further escalation can aggravate regional tension, provoke a new round of response blows that even more destabilize Yemen and the entire region, and also create serious risks for an extremely difficult humanitarian situation in the country,” warn in the UN. united nations, as noted in the United Nations, as noted in The document remains committed to his efforts to achieve a wider de -escalation in Yemen, as well as the continuation of interaction with the Yemeni, regional and international interested parties. It is emphasized that the main task of this activity is to ensure the resolution of the conflict, a stable world and the best future for the people of Yemen.