Houthis swept into a western Yemeni port city, leading the WHO to halt patient transfers to Aden.
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Houthis swept into a western Yemeni port city, leading the WHO to halt patient transfers to Aden.
Who's involved
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Part of
Humanitarian crisis in Yemen due to conflict between government forces and Houthi rebels backed by Iran, leading to shortages and influx of people.Also in this story
- Houthi escalation is intensifying the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, obstructing vaccine delivery, prompting the Yemeni government to seek international support in New York.
- Conflict escalation strains health infrastructure in Aden, while IOM monitors the resulting displacement.
The entities involved
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Houthis
Yemeni Islamist organization
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World Health Organization
United Nations agency concerned with international public health
Related events
- Houthis conducted military operations targeting Saudi-backed forces in Yemen.
- Houthis are conducting attacks in Yemen, leading to calls for dialogue between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, while the US Congress discusses support for the government.
- Saudi Arabia sought covert support from Damascus regarding the ongoing conflict involving the Houthis in Yemen.
- Iran-allied Houthi rebels are advancing along the Yemeni coast.
- Saudi Arabia faces Houthi challenges in the north of Yemen, while UAE supports southern resistance forces in Aden.