UN Halts Movements in Houthi-Controlled Yemen Over Security Fears

The United Nations has temporarily suspended all official movements in and around Houthi-controlled regions in Yemen. This decision follows the detention of more UN staff by Houthi authorities in Sanaa, prompting concerns for the safety of the organization's personnel.

The United Nations has announced a suspension of all official travels in and out of Houthi-controlled regions in Yemen, citing security concerns as the primary reason for their decision.

This move comes after a growing number of UN personnel were detained by Houthi authorities in the capital city of Sanaa.

The UN emphasized that ensuring the safety of its staff is of utmost importance, following Thursday's detentions.

(With inputs from agencies.)