Alarmed Yemenis Flee South as Houthis Keep up Attacks
The U.N. refugee agency said renewed fighting has displaced more than 100,000 people and sent thousands more by sea to Djibouti.
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After the shrapnel of a drone attack hit his wife's chest and killed her, Muhammad Aiyash fled with the three children, without taking any belongings, to a new improvised camp for displaced persons in the city of Aden, south of Yemen. Read also: Houthis again attack Saudi Arabia, and negotiations on Ormuz continue to be fought In August, war pulled 1.6 million barrels/day from oil production Panic spread after the Houthis, supported by Iran, def…
Alarmed Yemenis flee south as Houthis keep up attacks
ADEN, Sept 15 (Reuters) - After a drone strike sent shrapnel flying into his wife's chest, killing her, Muhammad Aiyash and his three children fled with no belongings to a new makeshift camp for the displaced in the southern Yemeni city of Aden. Panic ...
The influx of thousands of displaced persons from several areas of Yemen, towards Aden, caused chaos due to a lack of basic services...
The conflict in Yemen between the Houthi rebels and Yemeni government forces also has disastrous humanitarian consequences. In recent weeks, several tens of thousands of people have fled the country, where the cycle of war has been repeated for several decades.
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