The Houthi fanatics in Yemen unleashed a new strike cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and weaponized drones targeting civilian targets across the United Arab Emirates on Sunday night, in what is believed to be their third attack in as many weeks. The UAE’s and the US’s air defense systems are able to repel the majority of the enemy’s aerial troops. Some of them landed in and around Abu Dhabi’s international airport early in January. In the United Arab Emirates, three innocent Indian and Pakistani citizens were killed. However, the catastrophe could be considerably worse. Every day, the airport receives more than 32,000 international travelers. Out of almost eight million foreign inhabitants from the world’s most populous countries, more over 65,000 Americans live in the UAE.
Isaac Herzog began his first visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Sunday, meeting with UAE authorities and seeing the Israeli exhibit at the World Expo in Dubai. These acts of terrorism have been condemned by the United Nations Security Council, the Biden administration, and more than 120 countries and international organizations. According to the complaint, the Houthis’ contempt for civilian casualties and their targeting of civilian facilities pose a threat to global peace and security because of their disregard for civilian lives and infrastructure. The UAE, like the United States and any other sovereign state, will take all necessary, proportionate, and international law-compliant steps to protect itself from further attacks. The Houthis and other extreme non-state actors, who have access to long-range missiles and drone technology, constitute a serious threat.
Source: https://thehiu.com/deploy-tough-sanctions-and-diplomacy-to-isolate-houthis-in-yemen/