The Iranian -supported organization also detained personnel related to the US Embassy and aid organizations in the United States.

The United Nations has suspended all travels to the occupied area Yemenhase Armed Forces After more employees are detained by militants supported by Iran.

The day before the statement issued a statement on Friday, Hussean armed forces also detained personnel related to the Capital of the Capital of the U.S. Capital of the United States.

The United Nations statement stated: “Yesterday, Sana’s fact authorities detained more United Nations personnel working in their control areas.”

“In order to ensure the safety of all staff, the United Nations has suspended all official actions that enter the fact that the authorities control areas and their internal.”

The United Nations has not revealed how many people have been detained in the recent attacks of the Horse Armed Forces, but added that it is “actively contacting the senior representatives of the organization.” The organization has been controlling the also capital of Yemen since 2014.

Since 2015, the Houthi armed forces have been fighting the coalition forces led by Saudi leaders with the exile government of the Yemen.

The Hussean armed forces did not immediately acknowledge the United Nations decision because they have been doing this Reduce their attack After Israel and Hamas’s war in Gaza reached a ceasefire, the relationship between the shipping industry and Israel was affected.

However, Hascean armed forces have been carried out for the movement of UN staff, assistants, and others for some time.

The organization also repeatedly played programs on their control of the TV channel to show what they said to cooperate with Western intelligence agencies or Israelis.

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump recovered “Terrorists” title The move he made by the organization during his first term was revoked by President Joe Biden, which may laid a foreshadowing for a new tension between the rebels.

According to the United Nations, Yemen is experiencing one of the most serious humanitarian crises in the world, and more than 18 million people need to assist and protect them.

The country’s war also killed more than 150,000 people, including militants and civilians.