The humanitarian situation in the country has worsened for the Yemeni people since the Houthi attacks began, Ambassador Robert Wood, the U.S. mission’s representative for special political affairs said Monday before the U.N. Security Council.
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The council said Monday’s 5 p.m. vote was pushed back until Tuesday morning, and diplomats said negotiations were taking place to get the United States, Israel’s closest ally, to abstain or vote “yes” on the resolution.
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