Yemen government warns that Houthi advances may threaten global trade
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Yemen government warns that Houthi advances may threaten global trade

Correio da Manhã10 September 2026 at 23:58

The internationally recognized Yemeni government warned that Houthi advances along the western coast of the country may represent a threat to global trade. The leader of this government issued a warning about the consequences these advances may have for international trade routes.

The leader of the internationally recognized Yemeni government accused the Houthis of advancing along the western coast of the country. This accusation comes in a context of growing tension in the Yemen region.

According to the accusation made by the leader of the Yemeni government, these advances are occurring with the participation of specialists linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Allied groups are also said to have been involved in these operations.

This warning comes at a time when the situation in Yemen continues to generate international concern, particularly regarding the security of maritime routes and the potential impact on global trade.

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