Pakistan’s UN envoy condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia during a UN Security Council meeting on October 15, reaffirming support for Riyadh’s territorial sovereignty. The statement by Usman Jadoon, Pakistan’s acting permanent representative to the UN, came amid rising tensions in the Middle East. The UN Security Council held an open debate on the situation in the region. The Houthi group has launched repeated attacks on Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure. The attacks have targeted civilian and economic sites. Saudi Arabia has accused Iran of providing weapons to Houthi rebels. The conflict in Yemen continues with ongoing clashes. The UN Security Council issued a joint statement condemning the attacks. The statement emphasized the right to self-defense under international law. Pakistan’s position aligns with Saudi Arabia’s stance. The Houthi attacks have intensified in recent weeks. The UN meeting followed reports of increased violence in the region. The Houthi group operates in Yemen. The attacks have drawn international condemnation. The Security Council called for de-escalation. The situation remains volatile. The conflict has caused significant damage. The Houthi rebels have been accused of targeting civilians. The UN has urged restraint. The attacks have raised concerns about regional stability. The Houthi group has denied responsibility for the attacks. The conflict has led to humanitarian crises. The UN has called for dialogue. The situation remains under review.