The Security Council also agreed to prevent the supply of components used by the Houthi group to manufacture drones and missiles and to restrict its weapons-building capabilities.
The council called on the Houthi militia to halt its activities and extended the existing sanctions regime in response to continued threats to regional security.
The British representative at the United Nations said Houthi attacks posed serious risks to peace and stability in Yemen and the wider region.
The Security Council also condemned attacks by the Houthi group against Saudi Arabia, stressing the need to prevent further escalation and address threats to regional security.
Meanwhile, the United Nations said around 22.3 million people in Yemen were in need of humanitarian assistance, while more than 330,000 people had been displaced due to recent fighting.
The extension of sanctions comes amid continuing security and humanitarian challenges in Yemen, where millions of people remain dependent on international assistance.
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