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The United Nations has suspended its humanitarian operations in Saada, Yemen, due to the detention of eight UN staffers. This decision was made due to insufficient security conditions and guarantees. The suspension aims to secure the release of the detained personnel and ensure conditions for delivering critical humanitarian aid. The latest detainees were working in Saada, on Yemen's northern border with Saudi Arabia, affecting the UN's ability to operate.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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