G7 condemns Houthi strikes, urges Iran to end support
The G7 foreign ministers — from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the EU high representative — strongly condemned continued Houthi strikes in Yemen and against Saudi Arabia and urged the Houthis to halt attacks on civilian shipping and return to a political process. The statement called on Iran to stop arming and supporting the rebels, citing violations of UN Security Council resolutions, and warned that the attacks risk escalation and could undermine international trade and global supply chains for energy, fertiliser and food. The G7 reaffirmed support for Yemen's legitimate government and UN envoy efforts.
G7 warns attacks threaten global energy and food supply chains
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Houthi forces carried out missile and drone attacks on Saudi targets, including Riyadh and Aramco facilities. The G7 statement responds to those strikes and warns about risks to shipping and supply chains. Further diplomatic or military…
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