Aden — A new international report has sounded the alarm over rising tensions in Yemen and the broader Red Sea region, warning that the situation risks spiraling into a new wave of violence unless urgent steps are taken.

The report, issued by a coalition of global policy and conflict-monitoring organizations, highlights the growing volatility stemming from stalled peace efforts, regional rivalries, and maritime security threats. It calls on the United Nations Security Council to act swiftly to prevent further deterioration, emphasizing the need for coordinated diplomatic engagement and de-escalation measures.

“The warning signs are clear,” the report states, urging member states to prioritize Yemen on the international agenda and to reinforce efforts to protect freedom of navigation in the Red Sea — a vital artery for global trade increasingly threatened by instability.

The Security Council has yet to issue a formal response, but diplomatic sources indicate that consultations are underway regarding potential measures to address the concerns raised.