In the contested Hodeidah governorate of Yemen, a roadside ambush — attributed to Houthi forces — struck a government military convoy, killing at least one person and wounding several others. The attack, rare in its visual documentation, is a small but telling fragment of a war now in its second decade, where asymmetric violence has become the grammar of daily life. Hodeidah's coastal roads and port infrastructure have long made it a prize worth fighting over, and this ambush is one more entry in a ledger of suffering that the world has largely stopped reading.
Cameraman captures suspected Houthi ambush of Yemeni government convoy
One person killed and several others wounded in the roadside ambush.