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South Korean envoy urges stronger sanctions on Houthis

South Korean Ambassador to the United Nations Cha Ji-hoon condemned Houthi attacks on civilian infrastructure and threats to commercial shipping in the Red Sea, urging the Security Council to strengthen sanctions to cut off weapons supplies. Speaking during a Middle East debate Thursday, he warned of risks to global peace, maritime security and energy supplies.
WHO: South Korean Ambassador to the United Nations Cha Ji-hoon
WHAT: Cha Ji-hoon condemned Houthi attacks and urged the U.N. Security Council to strengthen sanctions to cut off weapons supplies to the group.
WHEN: Oct 15, 2026
WHERE: United States
WHY: Cha urged stronger sanctions to cut off weapons supplies to the Houthis amid their attacks on civilian infrastructure and threats to commercial shipping.

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