UN warns Yemen at greatest risk of renewed major conflict since 2022 truce
The United Nations has warned that Yemen is at its highest risk of renewed major conflict since the 2022 truce. This warning comes after recent attacks by the Iran-aligned Houthis, who launched ballistic missiles and drones at displacement camps and residential areas in the city of Marib, resulting in civilian casualties. The escalating violence poses significant risks to regional stability and global trade, particularly in the Middle East. A renewed conflict could disrupt oil exports and impact the global economy.
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