Yemen's Houthi militants have seized telecommunications equipment and vehicles from unstaffed United Nations offices in Sanaa, raising concerns about worsening humanitarian access in the region. The United Nations condemned the actions, warning that these moves could further disrupt aid delivery to millions in need, especially as the militants have also blocked humanitarian flights and targeted agency staff. The confiscation of assets and restrictions on movement come as the humanitarian situation in Yemen remains dire, with more than half the population requiring assistance. The United Nations criticized the lack of communication from the Houthis, emphasizing that these unilateral actions undermine efforts to provide critical aid.