Yemen's government forces attack Houthis as Marib faces renewed shelling

Renewed shelling in Marib and intensified military operations indicate civilian casualties and displacement, though specific numbers not detailed in available reporting.

In the ancient crossroads of Yemen, a civil war that has long consumed the country's people and institutions has entered a more dangerous passage. Government forces and Houthi militants have exchanged fresh blows around the contested city of Marib, while the United Nations warns that the conflict's gravity is pulling neighboring nations toward its center. What began as a struggle for internal control now carries the weight of regional consequence, as cross-border strike capabilities and Saudi Arabia's exposure suggest that Yemen's suffering may no longer remain Yemen's alone.

Yemen's government forces attack Houthis as Marib faces renewed shelling

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