UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council warned Yemen’s former president and vice president on Friday that they could face possible sanctions along with others reported to be interfering in the country’s democratic transition and undermining the national unity government.

A presidential statement approved by all 15 council members said the Security Council is ready to consider non-military sanctions if such actions continue.

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