Drone launched from Yemen strikes Tel Aviv

The UN envoy warned that attacks on commercial shipping and retaliatory actions threatened to draw Yemen back into regional confrontation and undermine progress toward a Yemeni political roadmap.

Resolution 2722 condemned attacks on commercial vessels and called for their cessation. Member states debated maritime security, the Gaza war context and the risk that international military responses...

The United States and United Kingdom struck targets in areas controlled by Ansar Allah after months of Red Sea attacks. The strikes opened a new direct phase of Western military action inside Yemen...

The US announced a terrorism-related designation, effective in February. Washington said exemptions would protect humanitarian activity; aid organizations warned that sanctions and compliance risks...

The EU launched a defensive naval mission to protect freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Its mandate was distinct from US-UK strikes, though all responded to the same maritime...

Israeli aircraft struck fuel storage and port infrastructure in Hodeidah. Israel described the attack as retaliation; the port is a key import route, so damage heightened concern about civilian access...

The UN reported that Ansar Allah authorities had detained UN personnel and workers from civil society and humanitarian organizations. The detentions disrupted aid operations and prompted calls for...

A UN Panel of Experts report described changes in Ansar Allah military capacity and alleged support networks. Claims about foreign transfer and training are attributed to the panel; Yemen’s movement...

The White House ordered the designation of Ansar Allah under US law, directing implementation after a review period. The designation intensified financial and diplomatic pressure while humanitarian...

US Central Command announced a new campaign of strikes against Ansar Allah targets after renewed threats to shipping and attacks on Israel. The operation represented a major expansion of direct US...