Summary
Yemen is experiencing increased conflict as previous allies, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are no longer cooperating, leading to a struggle for control in the south and east of the country. The Houthis maintain control in the north, and fracturing alliances and air military presence are impacting millions of civilians who face hunger and displacement.
Key Facts
- Yemen's conflict is becoming more intense.
- Saudi Arabia and the UAE, former partners, are no longer working together.
- The south and east regions of Yemen are in dispute.
- The Houthis continue to hold the northern part of Yemen.
- Alliances in Yemen are breaking apart, influencing the conflict.
- Many civilians in Yemen are dealing with hunger and displacement.
