The Group of Seven has called on Iran to stop arming Houthi forces in Yemen, as it warned that the escalation of fighting is putting wider regional security at risk.
In a statement issued ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, the G7 condemned what it described as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The group said it opposed the attacks in the strongest terms.
The statement linked the situation in Yemen to broader concerns about stability in the region. It urged Iran to end its reported support for the Houthis, while warning that continued escalation could further jeopardise regional security.
The G7’s position comes ahead of the UN General Assembly, where international concerns over the conflict and its regional consequences are expected to remain part of diplomatic discussions. No further measures or response from Iran were included in the supplied material.
