Along the fractured southern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, where a fragile ceasefire once offered a brief pause in a decade-long war, violence has returned with renewed force. Houthi rebels struck civilian and energy targets across four Saudi provinces, wounding at least 73 people including women and children — an escalation that signals the collapse of the 2022 UN-brokered truce and the resumption of a conflict rooted in regional rivalries between Saudi Arabia and Iran. What began in 2014 as a struggle for Yemen's capital has grown into a humanitarian catastrophe now consuming multiple front
Saudi Arabia reports 73 civilians wounded in Houthi attacks as Yemen conflict escalates
At least 73 civilians wounded in attacks on southern Saudi provinces; over 21,000 displaced in Yemen since Thursday; WHO reports 1,078 killed or wounded since August 24.