United Nations suspended the trips after detaining more employees in Yemen’s Hurti-Ageons areas of Yemen

Iran -backed group Sanaa and also prevents people associated with the US embassy in support groups.

The United Nations has suspended all trips in all areas organized by Hauthis in Yemen, as its employees were detained by Iran -backed fighters.

The statement came on Friday, a day after Hauthis detained the people associated with the United States Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen’s capital and support groups.

The United Nations statement said, “Yesterday, real authorities in Sanaa detained additional United Nations personnel working in areas under their control.”

“To ensure the safety and safety of all its employees, the United Nations has suspended all official movements in and within areas under the control of real authorities.”

The United Nations did not say how many people were held in the latest swoop by Hauthis, but it said that it was “actively attached to senior representatives” of the group, which has held the capital of Yemen since 2014.

Houthis has been struggling with Saudi -led coalition on behalf of Yemen’s exiled government since 2015.

The Hothis did not immediately accept the United Nations verdict, which was expanding its attacks on shipping and Israel after a ceasefire in the Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza.

However, the Hothis have launched a operation targeting United Nations employees, aid workers and others for some time.

The group is also broadcasting frequently on television channels that they control, paradising those they describe as working with Western intelligence agencies or Israel.

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump restored a “terrorist” designation, which he built in his first term in his office, which was revoked by the President Joe Biden, potentially new with rebels. Establish the platform for stress.

According to the UN, Yemen is experiencing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, requiring more than 18 million people.

More than 150,000 people have been killed in the war in the country, including fighters and citizens.