For years, Yemen has endured a slow unraveling — hunger, disease, and fractured governance wearing down a people already stretched to their limits. Now, renewed fighting between Saudi-backed government forces and Iran-backed Houthis is accelerating that unraveling, pushing families from their homes with little more than the clothes on their backs. This is not a new war so much as an old wound reopened, and the question it forces upon the world is whether diplomacy can outpace collapse.
Yemenis Flee as Fighting Pushes Hunger-Ravaged Nation to the Brink
Civilians are being displaced from their homes, forced to flee with only the clothes they are wearing, amid ongoing hunger and disease.