Migrant arrivals are being tracked in Yemen, with groups originating from Ethiopia and Somalia moving through transit points like Djibouti and Oman.
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Updated Aug 12
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What happened
Migrant arrivals are being tracked in Yemen, with groups originating from Ethiopia and Somalia moving through transit points like Djibouti and Oman.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Conflict between Houthis and government forces in Yemen is causing refugee flows into Djibouti, affecting regional stability.Sub-event
- Somali refugees are seeking safe haven in Yemen, while Yemeni displacement continues toward Djibouti due to the ongoing conflict.Sub-event
- Djiboutian and Hargeisa forces coordinated attacks while actions facilitated the resettlement of populations from Ethiopia.Sub-event
IOM tracks migrant arrivals in Yemen, involving Ethiopian and Somali nationals moving through transit points.1 source
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- Resurgence of Somali piracy attacks in the Indian Ocean.
- Pirates are operating in the maritime zones near the coasts of Puntland and Yemen.
- Piracy activity targets shipping lanes in maritime zones involving Somalia and Djibouti, while EU strengthens naval presence.
The entities involved
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
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Djibouti
sovereign state in Africa
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Yemen
country in West Asia
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Somalia
sovereign state in Africa
Related events
- Ethiopia relies on Djibouti's ports to facilitate its trade.
- Yemeni people are fleeing to Djibouti as the UN and IOM track displacement related to the Red Sea conflict.
- A large wave of emigration from Ethiopia is underway, moving towards Israel.
- The Somaliland/Berbera corridor is gaining traction as a viable alternative to Djibouti for Ethiopian trade, leveraging its mineral access and strategic location.
- Ethiopia handed over land in Mojo town to Djibouti and represented its interests in the regional corridor project.