PARIS: France has once again voiced its strong condemnation of Houthi strikes on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, emphasizing the need for an immediate cessation of such actions.
This statement comes in the aftermath of coordinated attacks by the United States and Britain against Houthi military targets in Yemen.
In a statement issued by the French Foreign Affairs ministry, France reaffirmed its stance against Houthi attacks on commercial vessels, holding the Houthi faction accountable for the escalating tensions in the region.
The ministry expressed serious concern about the consequences of the recent armed actions, attributing a significant level of responsibility to the Houthi forces.
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“With those armed actions, the Houthis bear the responsibility of the escalation in the region,” the statement added.
France’s reiteration of condemnation aligns with the international community’s growing concern over the impact of Houthi actions on maritime security in the Red Sea.
The recent strikes by the US and UK have added a new dimension to the ongoing conflict, prompting nations to address the root causes and work towards sustainable solutions for regional stability. The statement underscores the urgency of curbing Houthi aggression to ensure the safety of commercial vessels navigating through this vital waterway.
