Houthi gains drive displacement and worsen Yemen crisis
More than 132,000 people have been displaced by the latest fighting and Houthi territorial gains in Yemen, according to DW. The broadcaster said the country was close to returning to a full humanitarian emergency and spoke with people on the ground, but supplied material gives no further details of the fighting.
More than 132,000 people have been displaced by the latest fighting and territorial gains by the Houthis in Yemen, DW reported. The broadcaster said the developments had pushed the country close to slipping back into a full-scale humanitarian emergency. DW also said it had spoken with people on the ground.
The supplied material does not identify the areas affected, say when the displacement began or provide details of the Houthi advances. It also does not describe the military forces involved in the latest fighting. No information was provided about access to food, shelter, healthcare or other assistance for those displaced.
The available report gives no account of casualties or of efforts to halt the fighting.
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