Tens of Thousands Flee Their Homes in Yemen as Iran-Backed Houthis Advance
The U.N. migration agency says arrivals have slowed, but more Yemenis are ready to cross as nearly 94,000 people are displaced.
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Fuel shortage in Yemen hampers migrants fleeing conflict and seeking safety in Djibouti
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A fuel shortage in Yemen is hampering the movement of people fleeing the country’s escalating fighting and seeking safety across the Red Sea in Djibouti, with the U.N. migration agency warning that more Yemenis are ready…
The shortage of fuel in Yemen is hindering the displacement of people fleeing the upsurge of fighting in the country and seeking safety on the other side of the Red Sea in Djibouti, while the UN migration agency warns that more Yemenis want to try the cruise by boat.
The offensive by the Huthist rebels in south-west Yemen in early September 2026 led to the forced displacement of more than 86,000 civilians, and the International Organization for Migration, in turn, observed a rush to the other side of the Bab Al-Mandab Strait.
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