[14/07/2026 03:20]
NEW YORK - SABA
The Hellenic Republic affirmed that Yemen's sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and independence must be fully respected, including Yemen's national airspace, in accordance with international law.
In a statement delivered at the UN Security Council meeting on the situation in the Middle East - (Yemen) by its UN representative, Aglaia Balta, said "Yemen once again stands at a dangerous crossroads, posing serious challenges to regional peace, security, and stability."
She pointed out that the Houthi threats to maritime and air security, including explicit threats of using force against neighboring countries, are not just words but represent a direct attack on regional stability, affirming its unconditional condemnation.
Greece reiterated its strong support for the efforts of the UN Special Envoy, Hans Grundberg, to facilitate an inclusive political process led and owned by Yemenis, under the auspices of the UN, while fully respecting Yemen’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence, and unity.
It added that maritime security in the Red Sea should be an integral part of this process.
The Greek diplomat pointed out that freedom of navigation in the Red Sea is not just a regional luxury but a global lifeline, emphasizing the need for international shipping routes to remain open, safe, and protected, and for commercial vessels to be safeguarded at all times according to international law.
She said "Enforcing sanctions is not optional, and full compliance with relevant Security Council resolutions and the existing UN sanctions regime, including the arms embargo on the Houthis under Security Council Resolution 2216 and subsequent related resolutions, remains vital."
The Hellenic Republic warned that attempts to circumvent the arms embargo undermine all ongoing diplomatic efforts, calling on all member states to ensure the full, effective and consistent implementation of this
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