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UN staff member detained after Houthis raided offices in Sanaa, UN spokesperson says


Houthi crackdown leads to six more UN staff detentions | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Middle East

UN condemns Houthi detentions of staff in Yemen, with 59 held as security forces raid offices, seizing equipment, making aid delivery harder.

Houthi terrorists lead detained people on the day of their release in Sanaa, Yemen, January 25, 2025; illustrative.(photo credit: KHALED ABDULLAH/REUTERS)ByREUTERSOCTOBER 28, 2025 00:41



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