Houthi attacks cause new displacements in Yemen

The internal displacement crisis in Yemen is escalating due to the ongoing escalation led by the Houthi group in the Red Sea and on domestic frontlines, along with arrest campaigns and restrictions in areas under their control. Between July 12 and 25, 79 Yemeni families, totaling 474 people, were displaced. Most of them left provinces such as Hudaydah, Al Jouf, Taiz, and Aden, heading toward safer regions like Marib, which received 37 families. The continuation of security escalation and military operations is worsening humanitarian conditions. The international organization reports that more than 1,458 families have been displaced since the beginning of the year, amid a shortage of essential services and increasing pressures on hosting governorates, especially Marib. This region faces mounting stress as the influx of displaced persons continues alongside growing economic and humanitarian hardships.

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