On September 22–23, 2026, G7 foreign ministers condemned Iran-backed Houthi missile and drone strikes against Saudi Arabia and called for an immediate ceasefire. The strikes followed a Houthi offensive to control Yemen's Red Sea coast and pose risks to global shipping and energy prices.
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The foreign ministers of the G7 condemned the "unacceptable continued strikes" waged from Yemen against Saudi Arabia and urged the Iran-backed group to immediately hold fire.
The G7 nations have accused Yemen's Houthi rebels of targeting civilian shipping near Saudi Arabia. UK PM Andy Burnham said he will offer "time-limited" and "defensive" military support to repel the attacks.
Ofc the GEEWHIZ crew isnt going to say #NATO must stop arming and funding the #Zionists entity committing #genocide in #Gaza or their #Nazis coup regime commiting #ethnocide in former #Ukraine territory of #Donestk and #Luhansk. #Iran #Houthis #Yemen #G7 #UN The G7 also condemns "in the strongest terms" Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, saying that the escalation in fighting in Yemen jeopardises glo