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Civil War Returns in Yemen Following Iran-Backed Rebel Advance on Aden

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The civil war in Yemen has resumed, marked by the advance of Iran-backed rebels into Aden. The situation is described as 'a very dangerous situation.' The Associated Press is documenting the humanitarian fallout of the conflict, which has overwhelmed facilities in the region.

From winnipegfreepress.com

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The renewed conflict is causing a severe humanitarian crisis in Yemen. The civil war is reportedly overwhelming the state structure of Yemen and placing immense operational strain on the health system.

The crisis stems from the conflict between government forces and Houthi rebels backed by Iran, leading to shortages and an influx of people.

From winnipegfreepress.com

Who's involved

  • AdenPort city and temporary capital of Yemen, currently facing renewed civil conflict.
  • YemenGeopolitical state experiencing a civil war and resulting humanitarian crisis.
  • HouthisYemeni Islamist organization whose actions are linked to the current conflict.
  • Associated PressMultinational nonprofit news agency reporting on the events in Aden.

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