UN Documents for Yemen: Security Council Letters
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13 June 2019 S/2019/489 | This was a letter from Saudi Arabia on a Houthi 12 June attack against Abha International Airport. |
10 June 2019 S/2019/485 | This was from the Secretary-General, containing a review of UNMHA. |
14 May 2019 S/2019/391 | This was a letter from Saudi Arabia on the Houthi drone attacks against Saudi oil pumping stations. |
20 March 2019 S/2019/253 | This was a summary of the 4 March 2019 meeting of the Informal Expert Group on Women, Peace and Security. |
31 January 2019 S/2019/99 | This was a letter from the permanent representatives of Saudi Arabia, UAE and Yemen regarding the Stockholm Agreement. |
9 January 2019 S/2019/29 | This expressed the Council’s intention to consider the Secretary-General’s proposal to establish a UN mission to support the Hodeidah Agreement. |
31 December 2018 S/2019/28 | This was the Secretary-General’s proposal to establish a UN mission to support the Hodeidah Agreement. |
20 December 2018 S/2018/1134 | This was a letter from the Secretary-General containing the agreements reached during the December 2018 consultations in Sweden. |
17 December 2018 S/2018/1121 | This was a letter from the government of Yemen outlining its positions for a forthcoming Security Council resolution or product following the consultations in Sweden. |
20 November 2018 S/2018/1039 | This was from the government of Yemen, objecting to the UK draft resolution that it said undermined resolution 2216 and would negatively impact upcoming consultations in Sweden. |
14 September 2018 S/2018/847 | This was a letter from the UAE to the Council. |
25 July 2018 S/2018/740* | This was a letter, reissued for technical reasons, announcing the appointment of the new armed groups expert for the Yemen Panel of experts |
6 July 2018 S/2018/675 | This was a letter from UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation Reem Al Hashimy with an update on the humanitarian situation and the Coalition's contingency plan for Hodeidah. |
19 June 2018 S/2018/618 | This was a letter from UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation Reem Al Hashimy on the Coalition's contingency plan to address the humanitarian situation in Hodeidah. |
13 June 2018 S/2018/607 | This was a letter from the UAE to the Council stating that the UNVIM had not been effective in preventing the transfer of Iranian weapons through Hodeidah port. |