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The United Nations (UN) say that the entire movement has suspended in the areas of Yemen de Houthi, after the armed group detained several UN staff were arrested by the armed group in the capital, Sanaa.
The UN said that he was actively participating with the senior huti officials to try to ensure the release of all his detained employees. There has not yet an official statement of the hutis.
This is not the first time that the group has arrested UN workers: several staff members were held last year. The hutis have also arrested about 20 Yemeni employees of the United States Embassy during the last three years.
Human rights groups also accuse the movement of kidnapped, tortured and retained in arbitrary detention of hundreds of civilians.
The hutis backed by Iranian have been fighting a coalition led by Saudi in Yemen for almost a decade. The conflict, which exploded after the Hutis forced the then Yemeni government, has been largely paralyzed during the last two years.
But the hutis have attracted the renewed international attention with their goal of ships in the Red Sea and their dismissal of rockets to Israel in the last fifteen months, which they say is support of Hamas and the Palestinians.
His actions have caused retaliation strikes in the hutis positions in Yemen of the United States, Israel and the United Kingdom.
Since the stop the fire in Gaza, the Hutis have said that they will decrease their attacks against the shipment and stop shooting against Israel if it continues with the truce.
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Despite all this, the group is still in control of large areas of Yemen.
The country was the poorest in the Middle East before the war began in 2015. Since then, hundreds of thousands of people have died in the fight or hunger exacerbated by the conflict.
UN agencies provide a vital life line for millions of Yemenis with their food and medical aid.
But they have regularly had problems reaching people in more remote areas outside the main cities and cities, and Hutis officials have regularly clogged the delivery of humanitarian assistance in the regions they control.