Oh wait….here!

Find another one & it’s
international by definition. That’s one of those four guys, & it gets you 1/2 way there with your claim at least with this one guy.
Oh, I bet Iran would make it two to qualify for
International in this. Anyway, back to the UN & UNRWA, etc…
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for their "immediate and unconditional release", confirming that 11 UN personnel had been subjected to "arbitrary detentions.. by the Iranian backed Huthi de facto authorities".
UN envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg said the detentions, carried out in Sanaa and Hodeida, came after "the forced entry into UN premises and seizure of UN property".

The Huthis were already detaining 23 UN personnel

, some since 2021 and 2023, he added. In January, the Huthi rebels detained eight UN workers.
The Huthis claimed arrests made in June 2024 included "an American-Israeli spy network" operating under the cover of humanitarian organisations -- allegations emphatically rejected by the UN, etc…
A security source in Sanaa told AFP that seven WFP employees and three UNICEF workers had been arrested Sunday after their offices were raided.
The WFP statement said the "arbitrary detention of humanitarian staff is unacceptable. The safety and security of personnel is essential to carrying out life-saving humanitarian work".
Grundberg said the arrests violated "the fundamental obligation to respect and protect their (UN personnel) safety, dignity, and ability to carry out their essential work in Yemen"….but, and I’m not defending the Houthis here…were the UN personnel remaining neutral non-participants in the local goat rodeo (?) or is there more to this story?
A decade of civil war has plunged Yemen into one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with more than half of the population relying on aid.
The arrests last year prompted the UN to limit its deployments and suspend activities in some regions of the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country.
On Saturday, a Yemeni security source told AFP that Huthi authorities had arrested dozens of people in Sanaa and other areas "on suspicion of collaborating with Israel".
It came after Israel's strike on Thursday that killed the Iran-backed group’s prime minister, Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi, along with other officials.
The United Nations said Yemen's Huthis detained at least 11 workers on Sunday in raids on UN premises, after rebel authorities made numerous arrests following Israel's killing of their prime minister.
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